WorksheetsWhat is Clarity?
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
Fill in the blank: Clarity in speaking means ___ .
speaking at the right pace (not too fast or slow)
using complicated words
speaking very loudly
speaking in a monotone
What is one way to show confidence when speaking? Fill in the blank: Speaking with ______ and control.
energy
hesitation
silence
fear
What is the recommended way to project your voice when presenting?
A) Speak from the throat
B) Speak from the diaphragm
C) Whisper
D) Shout
Why does slide design matter?
90% of the information transmitted to the brain is visual.
50% of the information transmitted to the brain is visual.
10% of the information transmitted to the brain is visual.
100% of the information transmitted to the brain is visual.
Which of the following is a rule to make slides better?
6x6 Rule
10x10 Rule
5x5 Rule
8x8 Rule
Which visual design principle is described as: 'Use bold differences between text and background.'?
Contrast
Alignment
Repetition
Proximity
What type of text and backgrounds should you use to ensure accessibility in slides?
High-contrast text and backgrounds
Low-contrast text and backgrounds
Text and backgrounds with similar colors
Text with patterns and backgrounds with images
What should you add to images if sharing slides digitally to improve accessibility?
Alt text
Background music
Captions
Borders
Fill in the blank: One of the WCAG Principles (POUR) is _________
Perceivable
Portable
Predictable
Programmable
Which of the following is true about WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines)?
They are only suggestions for web designers
They are international standards that make websites, apps, and digital content accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities
They are only for government websites
They are not related to accessibility
True or False: Following WCAG is just best practice and not required by law in any place.
True
False
Effective, constructive feedback should be specific, actionable, and delivered respectfully because delivery impacts how it is received. Which of the following best describes why delivery matters?
It ensures feedback is understood and accepted.
It makes feedback longer and more detailed.
It allows feedback to be ignored.
It guarantees immediate improvement.
Demonstrate how to give respectful, specific, and actionable feedback to peers.
Provide feedback that is respectful, specific, and includes actionable suggestions.
Give vague and general comments without examples.
Focus only on negative aspects and avoid offering solutions.
Use harsh language to emphasize mistakes.
Practice adapting feedback to support learning.
Adjust feedback to meet learners' needs.
Ignore feedback during instruction.
Provide feedback only at the end of learning.
Use the same feedback for all learners.
How do you give feedback? _________?
Carefully.
Loudly.
Randomly.
Quickly.
When listening to a speaker, you should provide the speaker with the same ______ you would like when you present.
respect
criticism
indifference
interruption
distraction
Fill in the blank: When listening to a speaker, you should put away ______.
distractions
notes
books
food
Fill in the blank: When listening to a speaker, you should provide ______ support.
non-verbal
written
technical
financial
Watch the focus.
Ask: Am I clearly receiving that message?
Yes, I am clearly receiving the message.
No, I am not receiving the message.
I am unsure if I am receiving the message.
The message is unclear.
Fill in the blank: Instead of saying 'you talk too fast', say 'If you slow down it will be ______.'
clearer
louder
shorter
harder
Fill in the blank: 'I loved the story you told, but if you give a little more information it will be ______.'
clearer
clearest
clearing
cleared
Fill in the blank: Tell them to do more of what works: 'When you spoke from the heart it sounded great. Do more of ______.'
that
this
those
these
Which of the following is an observation?
A) "You worked through the example very quickly, and the audience seemed confused."
B) "You did a bad job with the example."
Which of the following statements is vague and judgmental?
A) "You worked through the example very quickly, and the audience seemed confused."
B) "You did a bad job with the example."
According to the instruction 'This isn’t about you', which of the following is the correct way to frame your feedback in terms of your classmate’s presentation?
A) "I would have done X..."
B) "Perhaps next time you could try using a quick group activity."
Fill in the blank: One of the lesson outcomes for Day Four is to respond clearly and respectfully to ______ or challenging questions.
unexpected
easy
irrelevant
simple
Fill in the blank: Another lesson outcome for Day Four is to demonstrate ______ and professionalism during high-pressure or live interactions.
composure
enthusiasm
impatience
indifference
Fill in the blank: A lesson outcome for Day Four is to use strategies to acknowledge ______ confidently, without losing credibility.
uncertainty
success
knowledge
mistakes
Fill in the blank: __________ challenge your thinking.
Questions
Answers
Books
Games
Fill in the blank: They’re a chance to connect—not a __________.
threat
gift
opportunity
celebration
Fill in the blank: Composure builds __________.
trust
confusion
fear
anger
Fill in the blank: One way to think on your feet is to ______ before you speak.
pause
shout
whisper
interrupt
Fill in the blank: To buy time when thinking on your feet, start with a ______.
phrase
sentence
gesture
pause
Fill in the blank: When you don't know the full answer, you should answer the part you ______.
do know
don't know
forget
skip
Fill in the blank: When thinking on your feet, keep it ______.
simple
complicated
slow
confusing
Fill in the blank: Practice ______ to improve your ability to think on your feet.
reframing
memorization
procrastination
hesitation
avoidance
Fill in the blank: Don't ______ if you don't know the answer when thinking on your feet.
panic
laugh
shout
guess
You finish a presentation and begin taking questions. Someone asks a question you cannot confidently answer. How do you respond?
Make up an answer on the spot to avoid looking unprepared.
Admit you didn’t understand the question and move on.
Thank them and say you’ll look into it and follow up with the answer later.
