Review PS 3 (1)

Public speaking should merely be informative.

To make a glued presentation we can follow the rule of "S.U.C.C.E.S" What does it stand for?

Just like a piece of writing, a speech also has these elements. (multiple answers)

why do we need a 'jump start'?

Why do we need to close with a bang?

The principle of 'KISS' is important in our PPT presentation. It actually stands for keep it short and ...

We can do all the options below to emphasize a certain message or point.

What is Pecha Kucha?

The part of an image that draws the eye of a viewer to the most important part of the image or the area that you want to highlight is called

The following options are the strategies for an interesting and engaging presentation, except

There are two strategies that you may include in your final test presentation, but they will not be taken into account. What are they?

“We need to strike while the iron is hot!”  What strategy is used?

Albert Einstein once said, “All religions, arts, and sciences are branches of the same tree.” What strategy?

There are two kinds of questions in a presentation: rhetorical and interactive questions. How are they different?

However, both rhetorical and interactive questions are the same in the sense that the presenter needs to have a pause between the question and its answer.

Research from Commonwealth University proves that sleeping in a cold room can help you slim down!" What strategy?

The way of delivering the message is not less important than the content or message of a presentation.

The following are non-verbal skills that we can apply in order to have a good presentation.

Shall we have a practice prior to our final test presentation? yay or nay?