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Training Sanitation Series

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How to start learning public speaking?

a)

Practice in front of the mirror

b)

Speaking at a rapid pace

c)

Avoiding gestures and body movement

d)

Never do a self-evaluation

2.

How to boost your self confidence?

a)

Never practice

b)

Having wider insight

c)

Perfomance with lack of appearance

d)

Don’t understand the material

3.

How to improve your pronounciation?

a)

Reading softly

b)

Speaking at a rapid pace

c)

Speak slowly and details

d)

Improve your appearance

4.

Which technique can be used by the speaker to get the audience attention?

a)

Make it natural voice

b)

Poor articulation

c)

Using complex jargon

d)

Avoiding eye contact

5.

What are some effective strategies for overcoming nervousness  during public speaking?

a)

Ignoring the audience

b)

Focus only on yourself

c)

Avoiding preparation

d)

Visualizing success and practicing relaxation techniques

6.

Why is public speaking important?

a)

It helps individuals develop effective communication skills

b)

It allows individuals to share their ideas and influence others

c)

It enables individuals to connect with and inspire an audience

d)

All of the above

7.

Which of the following is not a key component of effective public speaking?

a)

Speed

b)

Volume

c)

5W + 1H

d)

Timbre

8.

               What is the role of vocal control in public speaking?

a)

It doesn't affect the audience's understanding

b)

It helps convey the speaker's emotions and intentions

c)

It's solely for entertainment purposes

d)

It's irrelevant in a well-prepared speech.

9.

How can you make your speech more engaging to your audience?

a)

By speaking in a monotone voice

b)

By avoiding eye contact with the audience

c)

By using rhetorical questions and storytelling

d)

By keeping the speech abstract and theoretical

10.

How can we ensure our articulation is good when public speaking?

a)

The formation of clear and distinct sounds in speech

b)

Volume Controling

c)

Doing Evaluatian

d)

Record yourself