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Presentation Opening

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

Choose 2 FORMAL openings

a)

Today I'd like to

b)

What I want to do today

c)

It's a pleasure to welcome you today

d)

It's good to see you all here

2.

Choose 2 FORMAL openings

a)

Today I'm going to talk about...

b)

The topic of today's presentation is...

c)

I know you're all very busy

d)

I'm aware that you all have very tight schedule

3.

Choose 2 INFORMAL openings

a)

In my presentation I'd like to report on...

b)

I suggest that we begin now.

c)

In my talk I'll tell you about...

d)

OK, shall we get started?

4.

Choose 2 INFORMAL openings

a)

As you know, I'm...

b)

Hi, everyone.

c)

Let me just start by introducing myself. My name is...

d)

Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.

5.

To open a presentation, the usual steps are:

a)

welcome the audience, introduce yourself, explain why the audience will be interested, say the topic

b)

welcome the audience, say the topic, explain why the audience will be interested, introduce yourself

c)

welcome the audience, say the topic, introduce yourself, explain why the audience will be interested

d)

welcome the audience, introduce yourself, say the topic, explain why the audience will be interested

6.

Choose 2 expressions to tell the audience the structure of the presentation.

a)

There will be time for questions after my presentation.

b)

I've divided my presentation into three parts.

c)

In my presentation, I'll focus on three issues

d)

It should take 30 minutes to cover these issues.

7.

"I'll email you the PowerPoint presentation to you after this talk" is an expression about:

a)

organization

b)

handouts

c)

timing

d)

question

8.

Which one is NOT the way to get the audience attention at the beginning of a presentation?

a)

give them the solutions to their problems

b)

ask a rhetorical question

c)

start with an interesting fact

d)

tell them a story

9.

"So, let me give you an overview of..." is an expression of signposting for:

a)

moving on to the next point

b)

saying what is coming

c)

indicating the end of a section

d)

referring back

10.

Choose 2 expressions of signposting for moving on to the next point.

a)

Let's now turn on to the next issue

b)

In this part of my presentation, I'd like to tell you about...

c)

This brings me to the end of my second point.

d)

This now leads us to my next point

11.

"So that's the background..." is an expression of signposting for:

a)

saying what is coming

b)

indicating the end of a section

c)

referring back

d)

summarizing a point

12.

Choose 2 expressions of signposting for referring back.

a)

This leads me directly to the next part of my talk

b)

Let me summarize what I've said so far

c)

As I said earlier...

d)

Let me now come to what I said earlier

13.

"I'd like to sum up the main points" is an expression of signposting for:

a)

referring back

b)

moving on to the next point

c)

saying what is coming

d)

summarizing a point

14.

What 2 expressions can we use to talk about difficult issues?

a)

Apart from being to expensive, this model is also too big.

b)

We will have to take care of these problems now.

c)

How shall we cope with these problems?

d)

There are a few problems regarding the quality

15.

"With respect to prices, we need more details" is expression for:

a)

referring to other points

b)

adding ideas

c)

talking about difficult issues.

d)

indicating the end of a section

16.

What 2 expressions can we use to add new ideas?

a)

To increase sales we need a new strategy plus more people

b)

Moreover, there are other interesting facts we should take a look at,

c)

I think we first need to identify the problem.

d)

There are a few problems regarding the qualilty