Which of the following is NOT part of the First Impression Checklist for presenting a professional appearance through communication?

• Do you have a confident posture?

• Are you using technical jargon?

• Are you dressed appropriately?

• Do you seem outgoing and enthusiastic?

What is the recommended distance for "Personal Distance" in spatial communication?

• 0-18 inches

• 18 inches – 4 feet

• 4 feet – 12 feet

• 12 feet – 25 feet or more

Which of the following is a way to improve your voice during a presentation?

• Speak from the diaphragm instead of the chest or head.

• Speak as quickly as possible.

• Use a monotone voice.

• Avoid breathing deeply.

Why is it important to use a broad range of inflection when voicing your presentation?

• It makes your presentation more interesting.

• It makes your voice louder.

• It shortens your presentation.

• It helps you memorize your speech.

Which of the following is a guideline for sending positive messages with laughter?

• Laugh at others to show dominance.

• Use laughter to promote good-natured humor and goodwill.

• Always laugh loudly, regardless of the situation.

• Avoid laughing at yourself.

What should you do to ensure your speech is understood by everyone in the room?

• Speak slowly enough to be understood.

• Use complex vocabulary.

• Whisper to avoid disturbing others.

• Only address the front row.

How can color choice impact your communication?

• It sends nonverbal messages.

• It determines the length of your speech.

• It affects your speaking volume.

• It changes your vocabulary.

Which of the following is a strategic way to adapt your speech to your audience?

• Use standard diction and correct grammar.

• Ignore the audience’s reactions.

• Speak in a monotone voice.

• Use technical terms regardless of the audience.

Why is it important to analyze the context before using laughter in communication?

• To decide if laughter is appropriate for the situation.

• To make your speech longer.

• To avoid using any humor.

• To ensure everyone laughs at the same time.

What is the purpose of projecting your voice during a presentation?

• So everyone in the room can hear you clearly.

• To show off your vocal range.

• To make your speech shorter.

• To avoid using a microphone.