WorksheetsTRS401 - P1.U5 - Presentations
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is exactly a presentation?
What do you think when you have to follow a long presentation/lecture?
I find it rather easy. I can follow and identify the points easily.
I think it is not easy, but not that challenging, either.
I don't know how to follow a long lecture. I get lost all the time.
Even though I know what I should do, I can't keep up with the speaker because there's too much information.
Why do we need to identify parts of a presentation?
To better understand the main ideas
To contribute to the discussion after that better
To help us orgainse our own presentations better
Not to get lost during a presentation
What are the purposes of the Introduction?
To get the audience' attention
To introduce the topic
To give out questions to the audience
To introduce the main ideas
What are NOT the purposes of the Body?
To explain why the speaker chooses the topic
Tp explain the main ideas
To support the main ideas with details or examples
To hook the audience in the topic
In the Conclusion, the speaker should....
restate the topic.
highlight the supporting details.
summarise the key points.
close with a conclusion.
By listening to (a) , we can understand a presentation or lecture when the speaker gives a lot of information.
You should say 'Today I'll be talking about....' in....
the Introduction.
the Body.
the Conclusion.
You should say 'The first main point I'd like to make is...' in....
the Introduction.
the Body.
the Conclusion.
You should say 'To summarise...' in....
the Introduction.
the Body.
the Conclusion.
Farmers often spread fertiliser over the ......... of the soil to provide nutrients for the crops.
shallow
surface
landscape
ground
Chnages in ............. affect the water temperature, especially at the surface of lakes and oceans.
climate
pond
influence
planet
The ................ of industrialisation can be seen everywhere: from the loss of natural habitats to temperature rise.
environment
influence
factor
result
Why do we need to plan for a presentation?
(Choose all possible answers)
To know better what you want to say
To appreciate the audience's attention
To feel more prepared and confident
To better conclude the main points
If you want to prepare well for a presentation, you should NOT....
choose a topic that is completely new to attract attention from the audience.
choose a topic that you are interested in and have certain knowledge about.
try to predict how much the audience know and doesn't know about the topic.
organise your ideas clearly.
During my presentation, I should give clear definitions of technical terms.
TRUE
FALSE
I should finish my presentation well before the time limit. It's better than finishing too late.
TRUE
FALSE
I should include as many main points as possible. That will show the audience how much I know and can share with them.
TRUE
FALSE
Water pollution .............. many problems for organisms that live in lakes.
(Choose all possible answers)
creates
causes
leads to
provides
Cold water stays at the bottom of lakes because the sunlight cannot....... it.
touch
come
arrive
reach
