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WorksheetsRemedial Test - PTS Genap 2025
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the initial step in preparing for a class presentation?
Create your slides
Think about what your audience needs
Memorize your speech
Select your outfit
What is the primary function of the opening section in a presentation?
To say goodbye
To capture attention and explain the topic
To ask for feedback
To read your notes
Which of these would be a strong way to begin a speech?
"That's all for now."
"I will now stop talking."
"Let me begin with a personal story…"
"Can you all be quiet?"
What does it mean to divide your presentation into parts?
Reading a full script
Giving your conclusions at the beginning
Explaining the order of your ideas
Saying "thank you" often
When showing slides or images, what is the best approach?
Skip them quickly
Speak very fast
Pause so the audience can see
Ignore the visuals
What should be avoided during the main content of your presentation?
Using confident gestures
Keeping eye contact
Sounding monotone or bored
Sticking to your outline
What is the purpose of wrapping up a presentation?
To share random stories
To introduce the topic again
To repeat key points and give suggestions
To show a video
How can you politely ask the audience if they have questions?
"Let's end this."
"I'm not answering questions."
"Does anyone have a question?"
"This isn't a Q&A."
Which phrase is suitable for offering advice in a presentation?
"It's time to go."
"Therefore, I recommend we try these steps…"
"That's all folks."
"Any final words?"
What should your response be to a challenging question?
Ignore the speaker
React with frustration
Remain calm and respectful
Leave the stage
What does confident posture tell your audience?
You're not interested
You're unsure
You're attentive and involved
You're confused
Which one is NOT a body language feature mentioned?
Facial expression
Eye contact
Posture
Accent
Why is non-verbal communication important?
It's more important than words
It helps express the same message as your words
It replaces talking
It entertains the audience
How should you stand when addressing a group?
Lean to one side
Cross your legs
Distribute your weight evenly
Rock back and forth
What kind of gesture is considered helpful?
Hiding hands
Nervous tapping
Open palms and expressive movement
Folding arms
Which of the following gestures should you NOT use?
Open gestures
Relaxed movement
Pointing at the audience
Using your upper body
What's a natural way to show you're thinking about a question?
Laugh nervously
Glance up as if recalling something
Look at your phone
Cover your mouth
What effect do smiling eyes have?
Make you look sleepy
Help connect with the audience
Distract people
Hide nervousness
What is appropriate attire for a presentation?
Casual shorts and sandals
Something too bright
Professional and neat clothes
Pajamas
What facial expression shows agreement?
Angry look
Smile and nod
Eye roll
Raised eyebrows
What are common signs of nervousness before a talk?
Dancing and shouting
Red face, dry mouth, fast heartbeat
Humming a tune
Looking sleepy
If you suddenly forget what to say, what should you do?
Leave the stage
Say sorry repeatedly
Take a moment to think
Start the whole presentation again
Is it acceptable to pause while speaking?
Yes, it makes you look confident
No, it's a mistake
Only when laughing
Only if people are clapping
How can slow breathing help before speaking?
Make you forget your words
Calm your body and mind
Put the audience to sleep
Raise your voice
Why might someone hold an object while presenting?
To play with it
To feel more in control
To avoid eye contact
To wave it around
Which action might show nervousness?
Clear eye contact
Touching your face or neck
Smiling naturally
Taking a pause
What is a good way to prepare physically before presenting?
Breathe deeply and slowly
Shout to release tension
Skip breakfast
Drink lots of soda
What does deep breathing signal to your brain?
You're in danger
You're under attack
You're safe
You need to escape
What usually happens to body posture when you're nervous?
You stand up straighter
Your body slumps or tightens
You move confidently
You stretch more
How should you hold an object while speaking?
Behind your back
Tight to your chest
Openly and away from your body
Under the table
What does a "Counting" gesture help with?
To entertain
To highlight key ideas
To show order or sequence
To end a discussion
What gesture helps describe layers or levels?
Supporting
Leveling
Prompting
Pointing
Which gesture is useful to highlight a specific object or idea?
Pointing
Listing
Leveling
Supporting
How can the "This & That" gesture help?
To make jokes
To show contrast or comparisons
To end the talk
To ask questions
Which gesture helps invite thinking or participation?
Pointing
Prompting
Leveling
Waving
What is the function of the "Supporting" gesture?
Confuse the listener
Emphasize your spoken words
Distract attention
Show nervousness
What is the key to using hand gestures effectively?
Move randomly
Repeat the same gesture
Keep them smooth and natural
Avoid using hands at all
When listing steps in a talk, what is a suitable gesture?
Supporting
Prompting
Listing
Pointing
To show comparison between two ideas, which gesture helps?
This & That
Prompting
Leveling
Listing
What's the main reason to use hand gestures?
To show off
To emphasize what you're saying
To replace talking
To distract the crowd
