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3rd Partial Review Executive Presentations

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Diet and exercise, meditation and physical relaxation, build resilience, talk it out and sleep are stress managements techniques categorized as:

a)

Action orientated

b)

Emotion Orientated

c)

Acceptance Orientated

2.

Be assertive, reduce noise, manage your time, creating boundaries and get out of your head are stress managements techniques categorized as:

a)

Action orientated

b)

Emotion Orientated

c)

Acceptance Orientated

3.

Affirmations and imagery, cognitive restructuring and ABC techniques are stress managements techniques categorized as:

a)

Action orientated

b)

Emotion Orientated

c)

Acceptance Orientated

4.

Difficulty sleeping, weight gain or weight loss, stomach pain, irritability, etc., are:

a)

Symptoms of stress

b)

Technical tips for using microphone

c)

Presentation check list

5.

Get close to it, maintain your normal voice tone, avoid feedback, make sure it is turned on before you start.

a)

Symptoms of stress

b)

Technical tips for using microphone

c)

Presentation check list

6.

Do I have one key message for this presentation? Do I have the right amount of time to present my key ideas? Do I know my audience members? Do I need to use a graph? etc. are basic questions on it.

a)

Symptoms of stress

b)

Technical tips for using microphone

c)

Presentation check list

7.

Ability to deal with stress and pressure effectively.

a)

Closing

b)

Rehearsal

c)

Stress Management

8.

The last three steps in preparing for a presentation are practice, practice and practice.

a)

Closing

b)

Rehearsal

c)

Stress Management

9.

The end of your presentation should return to your key messages

a)

Closing

b)

Rehearsal

c)

Stress Management

10.

You need to decide if you can accurately present the requested topic in the timeframe you were given.

a)

Body language

b)

Resources & time control

c)

Questions and answers

11.

There is nothing worse than hearing a thought-provoking presentation that leaves you wanting more, and not having time to interact with the presenter.

a)

Body language

b)

Resources & time control

c)

Questions and answers

12.

Nonverbal communication tells your audience as much as your words. What your audience sees needs to match what you’re saying.

a)

Body language

b)

Resources & time control

c)

Questions and answers

13.

The presenter knows a reality and has a series of tools to frame his message, that is, to decide what he will show and what he will remove (it is often more important to remove than to add).

a)

Framing

b)

Voice Management

c)

Type of attire

14.

Match your attire to the tone and style of the event. Consider what your audience is wearing and ensure you’re comfortable.

a)

Framing

b)

Voice Management

c)

Type of attire

15.

The rise and fall or voice will tell the audience the presenter’s thought.

a)

Framing

b)

Voice Management

c)

Type of attire