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ARG Public Speaking

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What makes a good reader?

a)

Reads with moderate volume, dresses nicely, slow pace

b)

Reads with moderate pace, expressive tones of voice & moderate volume

c)

Reads with expressive tones of voice, loud volume, dresses nicely

d)

Reads with soft volume, changes tone very often, and moderate pace

2.

Which of the following is not a reason we do devotions?

a)

To give life advice based on own personal experience

b)

To teach godly values from the Bible

c)

To challenge rangers to pursue Christ

d)

To relate Christ to the rangers’ lives

3.

It is important to look wherever makes you comfortable (e.g. the floor, past your audience) to ensure you give a smooth presentation.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Which of the following are the 5 W’s you could use in when giving a speech?

a)

Who, Where, When, Why, Wow

b)

When, What, Which, Where, Who

c)

Who, What, When, Where, Why

d)

Where, When, Word, Who, Why

5.

Based on the tips for impromptu speeches that were taught, what does the ‘Rule of 3’ consist of?

a)

3 minutes to talk about the topic

b)

3 things you remember about the topic

c)

3 tones of voice to use

d)

3 facial expressions to express enthusiasm

6.

Studies say, “74% of people are scared to death of public speaking.”

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Which is not a tip for dealing with nervousness when public speaking?

a)

Take a deep breath

b)

Recite bible verses

c)

Make funny faces to relax your face muscles

d)

Circle around trees to breathe in their air

8.

It is good to hide behind stage props because it would not distract the audience.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

OHP is short for

a)

Old happy people

b)

Overhead projector

c)

Olden heading projection

d)

OH Pete!

10.

The part that you tell the audience some of the interesting things you are going to talk about or lay out the main points of your presentation is called:

a)

Introduction

b)

Objective

c)

Overview

d)

Summary (Conclusion)