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BODY LANGUAGE IN ORAL PRESENTATIONS

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 6mins

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Class
Date
1.

1. Before giving a presentation, it's normal to feel a little _____

a)

nervous

b)

sad

c)

terrified

d)

crazy

2.

No matter how you really feel, try to appear _______ while giving your presentation.

a)

tense and anxious

b)

excited and emotional

c)

relaxed and confident

d)

happy and excited

3.

In your presentation, pay attention to your _______.

a)

body shape

b)

body language

c)

body clock

d)

body odour

4.

While giving your presentation, you shouldn't _______ at your audience.

a)

smile

b)

look

c)

point

d)

yell

5.

To emphasize important points, you can use an occasional ____

a)

hands movement

b)

offensive gesture

c)

exclamation point

d)

scream

6.

During your talk, try to make _______ with every person in the room.

a)

eye contact

b)

physical contact

c)

social contact

d)

hands contact

7.

You should try to speak ____

a)

quickly and loudly

b)

softly and sweetly

c)

slowly and loudly

d)

slowly and clearly

8.

A ______ speaker looks into the eyes of the audience.

a)

confident

b)

impatient

c)

rude

d)

impolite

9.

A pointed finger may be a gesture of accusation.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

How should you keep eye contact with the audience?

a)

Make eye contact with each individual often

b)

Spread attention around the audience

c)

Choose some individuals and look at them directly

d)

I should look at the walls

11.

What does this body language indicate?

a)

Shame

b)

Sadness

c)

Confidence

d)

Nervousness

12.

Is this a genuine smile?

a)

Yes

b)

No

13.

Putting objects in the mouth (such as pens, eyeglasses, fingernails) can be a sign of anxiety.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

Among these 4 options, which one does NOT fall under the definition of body language?

a)

Talking

b)

Gestures

c)

Body posture

d)

Eye movements

15.

What does this person’s body language communicate?

a)

She's interested

b)

She's pleased

c)

She's bored

d)

She's prepared