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Communication and Presentation Skills Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is another term for the presentation’s central idea?

a)

Thesis Statement

b)

Transition Words

c)

WIIFT

d)

CORE

2.

Which words are examples of Transition & Bridge Words?

a)

Furthermore, meanwhile, however

b)

Clear, oral, rhetorical

c)

Pathos, logos, ethos

d)

Panel, symposium, forums

3.

What does WIIFT stand for?

a)

What’s In It For Them?

b)

What’s Important For Today?

c)

Why Is It Fun Today?

d)

Where Is It From There?

4.

What is the Tell-Show-Do Method?

a)

A demonstration method where one tells or describes a process and then shows or demonstrates it

b)

A persuasive speech technique

c)

A type of group discussion

d)

A skill that requires active awareness

5.

What does H stand for in the HURIER model?

a)

Hearing

b)

Humor

c)

Honesty

d)

Harmony

6.

What are Nonverbal Messages?

a)

Facial expressions, posture, and head nods

b)

Clear, oral, rhetorical

c)

Emotional appeal, feelings

d)

Attention, need, satisfaction

7.

What is the term for statements that go beyond what is observed?

a)

Inferences and opinions

b)

Ad Hominem

c)

Monotone

d)

Gesture

8.

What does inflection refer to in speech?

a)

Being vocally expressive and dynamic

b)

Sounding the same; one tone

c)

Using body movements

d)

Filling silence with words

9.

What are filler phrases used for in speech?

a)

To fill the silence during a speech

b)

To express emotions

c)

To attack the person

d)

To introduce a speaker

10.

What are welcome remarks?

a)

Extemporaneous greetings that introduce a speaker

b)

Prepared speeches for awards

c)

Filler phrases in speeches

d)

Gestures used in communication

11.

What is the role of an award presenter?

a)

To explain the background of the award and its recipient

b)

To give a eulogy

c)

To fill silence with words

d)

To attack the person

12.

What do award presentations typically involve?

a)

Setting and occasion for awards determined by the granting organization

b)

Simple, prepared speeches

c)

Filler phrases

d)

Distracting movements

13.

What are award ceremonies known for?

a)

Established customs and conventions

b)

Simple, prepared speeches

c)

Filler phrases

d)

Distracting movements

14.

What is the purpose of a eulogy?

a)

To celebrate the life of the deceased and comfort the audience

b)

To attack the person

c)

To fill silence with words

d)

To introduce a speaker

15.

Which type of speech is given at a funeral?

a)

Eulogies

b)

Toasts

c)

Acceptance speeches

d)

Welcome remarks