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Yr 12 ME quiz on Presentations, Dec. 2020

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the 4 key pillars of Moral Education?

a)

Football, tennis, cricket and golf

b)

Character & Morality, Individual & Community, Civic Studies, Cultural Studies

c)

Honesty, Integrity, Responsibility and Respect

d)

Burgers, pizza, fries and ice cream

2.

Which quote is attributed to H.H. Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan?

a)

Values are the foundation of a Nation's stability.

b)

The future belongs to those who can imagine it, design it and execute it.

c)

A country's greatest investment lies in building generations of educated and knowledgeable youth.

d)

We should race faster than light, to ensure that future generations are well prepared to continue achieving and progressing.

3.
Which of the following is NOT one of the values of the Moral Education course? (see intro page v)
a)
Serendipity
b)
Solidarity
c)
Humility
d)
Community
4.

At it's best, a win-win solution should__________________

a)

Make sure both people lose out.

b)

Make sure the other person loses out

c)

Be unfair

d)

Aim to be mutually satisfying

5.

What Conflict Resolution style do countries engage in?

a)

Collaborative

b)

Competitive

c)

Compromising

d)

Both A and B

6.
A multimedia presentation is prepared for the Chamber of Commerce to educate new staff about local industry. What kind of presentation is this? 
a)
Exaggerated 
b)
Informative 
c)
Narrative 
d)
Persuasive
7.
 Jane presents a slideshow encouraging the purchase of hybrid vehicles because they are better for the environment. What kind of presentation is this?  
a)
Exaggerated 
b)
Informative 
c)
Narrative 
d)
Persuasive
8.
  A multimedia slideshow about World War II is presented in history class. What kind of presentation is this?  
a)
Exaggerated 
b)
Informative 
c)
Narrative 
d)
Persuasive
9.
Which of these are examples of multimedia?
a)
text 
b)
graphics
c)
animation
d)
text, graphics, animation, video, and sound
10.
Nicole is preparing a slideshow for her Science class on earthquakes. The purpose of her presentation is...
a)
Educate
b)
Persuade
c)
Narrate
11.
Donté wants students to come out and donate blood in the upcoming blood drive. He prepares a slide show that will be shown on the school's television. The purpose of his presentation is to...
a)
Educate
b)
Persuade
c)
Narrate
12.
At school, Mrs. Wynn prepares a slideshow of the daily announcements that runs in a continuous loop during the day, and is broadcast on the school's channel 8. What is the purpose of her presentation? 
a)
Educate
b)
Persuade
c)
Narrate
13.
What is the purpose of a presentation that shows the Marine Corp recruitment information showing benefits for joining
a)
Educate
b)
Persuade
c)
Narrate
14.
A presentation on hurricane evacuation procedures is prepared for use in the coastal communities.  What is the purpose of this presentation?
a)
Educate
b)
Persuade
c)
Narrate
15.
What is the pupose of a presentation created by Samsung to advertise their new smart phone?
a)
Educate
b)
Persuade
c)
Narrate
16.

We use _____________ in class to create multimedia presentations.

a)

GoogleDocs

b)

GoogleSheets

c)

GoogleSlides

d)

GoogleDrive

17.

___________ and _________ are two effects that add movements to a slide show in presentation mode.

a)

Layouts & Animations

b)

Backgrounds & Transitions

c)

Themes & Backgrounds

d)

Animations & transitions

18.

A ________________is a color or image that can be added behind text, images, and other elements on one or all slides.

a)

Background

b)

Color

c)

Theme

d)

Layout

19.

________ mode is where a user builds the presentation: adding and editing text, incorporating visuals, and assigning animation and transitions.

a)

Presentation

b)

Edit

c)

Background

d)

Layout

20.

Pictures should be _________ and ___________ to avoid overcrowding of slides​.

a)

clear and overused

b)

clear and limited

c)

tiny and overused

d)

blurry and limited

21.

What is the first part of a presentation called?

a)

conclusion

b)

body

c)

start

d)

introduction

22.

The body of the presentation has:

a)

no information

b)

most of the information

c)

too much information

d)

irrelevant information

23.

talking with your hands (gestures) is called

a)

hand speech

b)

sign language

c)

pointing

d)

body language

24.

Which is NOT a benefit of animation for both the speaker and the audience.

a)

It adds interest to a presentation. (“Livens up”)

b)

It allows the speaker to control the flow and emphasize important points.

c)

It ensures that the audience stays focused on the presentation.

d)

It allows the speaker time to gather their thoughts.

25.

Why is nonverbal communication important?

a)

it shows you are superior to the audience

b)

it reinforces your verbal messages

c)

it helps take up time

d)

it replaces your speech

26.

How can you best focus on the audience?

a)

follow them on twitter

b)

be attentive to their nonverbal communication

c)

speak as loud as you can

d)

read off a script

27.
Why is it important to introduce yourself and your topic?
a)
All of these are correct
b)
You are able to start out on the right foot
c)
It helps the audience to know when you are starting
d)
Everyone may not know you
28.
To make sure you are well prepared you should
a)
Consider all of the possible questions others might ask
b)
Keep note cards nearby
c)
Put everything you need on the slide
d)
Make up answers when you aren't sure
29.
There are three major elements to good body language: Posture, Eye Contact and
a)
Looking straight ahead
b)
Standing still
c)
Hand and Arm Gestures
d)
Laughing
30.
Fancy fonts and many colors are the best way to design a presentation
a)
True
b)
False
31.
When is it okay to read off of your slides?
a)
When you have too much information to remember
b)
When the details are difficult to explain
c)
When you don't want to make note cards
d)
It is never okay to read directly from your slides