Worksheets10 Commandments of Presentations
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Where should you look while presenting?
a)
At the board -- that's where the audience is looking
b)
At your notes so you get the info correct
c)
In the eyes of random people in your audience
d)
At the chins of individuals in your audience
2.
Which of these possible problems can reading your slides cause?
a)
Mistakes in your content
b)
Your audience may not be able to hear you
c)
It may distract your audience
d)
You may lose points to mistakes
3.
Where can you help your audience know the general topic you're covering on a slide?
a)
List it in the footer
b)
Add a slide title that includes the topic
c)
Add text that scrolls across the top of the slide
d)
Add an animated symbol of the topic
4.
Which is the term for ensuring your bullet items are parallel (have the same grammatical structure)?
a)
syntax consistency
b)
personification
c)
animated graphics
d)
parallax
5.
Why is this image a poor typeface choice for the words?
a)
It's not a poor choice.
b)
The typeface is too serious for the words
c)
The typeface is too childish for the words
d)
The typeface is too scary for the words
6.
Why should you keep text to a minimum on slides?
a)
So the focus is on you as the speaker
b)
To help make your presentation longer
c)
So the pictures are easier to see
d)
To make sure the audience can read everything you have to tell them
7.
How many (bullet) points should be on a slide?
a)
no more than 1
b)
at least 6
c)
3-5
d)
2-7
8.
What is the biggest problem with this slide?
a)
The text is too small
b)
The colors make it hard to read
c)
The typeface is inappropriate
d)
Nothing, it's fine
9.
How often should you use motion and graphics?
a)
As often/much as possible
b)
Never
c)
When needed to make your point
d)
Only twice in a presentation
10.
To whom should a presentation be aimed?
a)
The highest authority in the room, regardless of where they are
b)
The entire audience
c)
The people in the closest rows
d)
Your best friend in the room
100 %
