The video provides tips on writing an oral presentation. It covers choosing a topic, researching, note-taking, structuring the presentation with subheadings, writing introductory and concluding sentences, and editing the final draft. The video emphasizes understanding the material and presenting it in a logical order.

What should you do if you have the freedom to choose your oral presentation topic?

• Select a topic that is controversial.

• Select a topic you know little about.

• Pick a topic that is popular.

• Choose a topic you are familiar with.

What is the first step if you are assigned a topic for your presentation?

• Ignore the topic.

• Start writing immediately.

• Begin researching the topic.

• Ask for a different topic.

What should you avoid doing when gathering information for your presentation?

• Taking notes.

• Copying directly from sources.

• Organizing information.

• Researching thoroughly.

What is a benefit of choosing a topic you know well?

• It impresses the audience.

• It requires less research.

• It guarantees a good grade.

• It makes the experience more enjoyable.

How should you handle information from books or the internet?

• Memorize it.

• Ignore it.

• Paraphrase it in your own words.

• Copy it directly.

What is the purpose of dividing information into subheadings?

• To avoid writing an introduction.

• To confuse the audience.

• To organize it into paragraphs.

• To make it look longer.

What should you do with your notes after collecting information?

• Share them with classmates.

• Organize them into subheadings.

• Ignore them.

• Discard them.

What should an introductory sentence in a paragraph do?

• Summarize the entire presentation.

• Conclude the presentation.

• Explain the paragraph's content.

• Introduce the next paragraph.

What is the role of a concluding sentence in a paragraph?

• Summarize the paragraph's information.

• Provide a visual aid.

• Introduce a new topic.

• Explain the introduction.

What can be included in a paragraph to link to the next one?

• A new topic.

• Linking information.

• A question.

• A visual aid.