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Presentation Expressions

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Thanks for coming (a)   to my talk.

2.

Today I'm going to talk (a)   some of the reasons behind...

3.

My talk today is_______ with...

a)

focused

b)

concerned

c)

about

4.

I'd like to start ______saying...

a)

by

b)

of

c)

with

5.

If anybody has any questions, feel (a)   to ask now.

6.

I'm going to begin (a)   a short story from my own life.

7.

Moving (a)   to the next point, it's important to mention....

8.

To (a)   you an example, in each country, they make sure to...

9.

So, to sum (a)   , Stranger Things is one of the most popular TV series of the 21st century.

10.

That (a)   my points for today.

11.

At the beginning of your presentation you can say, ''I'm going to __ about...''

a)

do

b)

talk

c)

tell

12.

You can also say, ''I'm going to give you some __ and figures.''

a)

facts

b)

information

c)

numbers

13.

When you go to the next part in your presentation, you can say: ''I'd now like to __ on to...''

a)

move

b)

speak

c)

talk

14.

When you talk about a graph (or other figure / diagram) you can say, ''This graph __ you...''

a)

demonstrates

b)

indicates

c)

shows

15.

If you want to show that one thing is directly linked to the next thing, you can say, ''This __ me to my next point''.

a)

guides

b)

leads

c)

links

16.

When you want to show that you have finished your presentation, you can say, ''That __ me to the end of my presentation.''

a)

brings

b)

concludes

c)

summerises

17.

You can then say, ''Thank you for __''

a)

attending

b)

listening

c)

taking part

18.

If you want to invite people to ask you questions, you can say ''Please feel __ to ask questions.''

a)

fine

b)

free

c)

happy

19.

After you reply to a question, you can say ''Does this __ your question?''

a)

answer

b)

reply

c)

satisfy

20.

Select two expressions that can substitute the underlined words

To start with, welcome to our seminar "giving your best presentation".

a)

likewise

b)

To begin,

c)

furthermore

d)

First of all,

21.

When giving presentation, people don't know where to start. Also, many of us get pretty nervous just thinking about presenting in public.

a)

In addition,

b)

Next,

c)

Nevertheless,

d)

Furthermore,

22.

So, here are a few tips. Before anything else, outline your ideas carefully.

a)

First of all,

b)

To begin,

c)

Similarly,

d)

likewise

23.

Make sure you have all the visuals you need for your presentation. However, don't depend too much on pictures and charts, what you say is just as important.

a)

Yet,

b)

In addition,

c)

To sum up,

d)

Nevertheless,

24.

Don't rush the preparation of your materials. In the same manner, give yourself plenty of time to become familiar with the information you want to communicate.

a)

Next,

b)

Likewise,

c)

Similarly

d)

in addition,

25.

Then practice the presentation a couple of times to build your confidence.

a)

in addition,

b)

Afterwards,

c)

Furthermore,

d)

Next,

26.

To conclude, preparation, practice and confidence are the keys to successful presentation.

a)

To sum up,

b)

Nevertheless,

c)

In conclusion,

d)

Next,

27.

"I'm here today to present.." This expression is an example of ..

a)

Ending a presentation

b)

Stating why a topic is relevant

c)

Introducing a topic

28.

"By the end of this talk, you will be familiar with.." This expression is an example of ..

a)

Ending a presentation

b)

Stating why a topic is relevant

c)

Introducing a topic

29.

"The objective of this presentation is to.." This expression is an example of ..

a)

Ending a presentation

b)

Stating your purpose

c)

Introducing a topic

30.

"Our goal is to determine the best way to.." This expression is an example of ..

a)

Ending a presentation

b)

Stating your purpose

c)

Introducing a topic

31.

"My topic will be very important for you because.." This expression is an example of ..

a)

Ending a presentation

b)

Stating your purpose

c)

Stating the relevance of a topic

32.

"Let me finish with a question.." This expression is an example of ..

a)

Ending a presentation

b)

Stating your purpose

c)

Stating the relevance of a topic

33.

"To put it in the words of.." This expression is an example of ..

a)

Quoting a well-known person

b)

Referring back to the beginning

c)

Calling the audience to action

34.

When you end your presentation, you should do the following ..except for:

a)

give signal showing the end of your presentation.

b)

summarize the main points.

c)

give recommendations.

d)

present your purpose

e)

invite questions

35.

"To sum up then, we.." This expression is an example of ..

a)

summarize the main points

b)

give recommendations

c)

invite questions

d)

give signal showing the end of your presentations

36.

"Before I stop, let me go over the points again .." This expression is an example of ..

a)

summarizing the main points

b)

giving recommendations

c)

inviting questions

d)

giving signal showing the end of your presentations

37.

"Are there any questions? " This expression is an example of ..

a)

summarize the main points

b)

give recommendations

c)

invite questions

d)

give signal showing the end of your presentations

38.

"We'd suggest .." This expression is an example of ..

a)

summarizing the main points

b)

giving recommendations

c)

inviting questions

d)

giving signal showing the end of your presentations

39.

While you present the report. Which one the suitable greeting to open your presentation?

a)

Good morning, ladies and gentlemen.

b)

Good afternoon, everybody.

c)

Good evening my teacher, friends and audience.

d)

All true

40.

How we give an example for your presentation ...

a)

As an illustration ...

b)

Look at the example ....

c)

It is an example ....

d)

All true