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Presentation Skills Part: II


 Presentation Skills 


1. With which the presentation starts?

 

A. Introduction

B. Addressing


C. Brain Storming

D. Summary

 

2. In presentation what is of prime focus?

 

A. Explanation

B. Message


C. Criticizing

D. Creativity

 

3. In presentation examples should be?

 

A. Relevant to the topic

B. Creative


C. Story-telling

D. Basic

 

4. Which is the most popular Sans-serif font in presentation?

 

A. Aries

B. Calibri


C. The Times New Roman

D. Garamond

 

5.What could be the ideal font size of the body in presentation?

 

A. 24-32

B. 24-35


C. 26-35

D. 24-40

 

6. How many maximum words you can include in one line?

 

A. Five

B. Six


C. Seven

D. Eight

 

7. What is the rule of presentation?

 

A. 60:20:25

B. 60:15:20


C. 60:20:20

D. 60:20:30

 

8. Which font style you can use in presentation to stand out for something?

 

A. Italic

B. Bold


C. Underline

D. Sans-Serif

 

9.  Which font didn’t have any extra tail at the end of the latter?

 

A. Serif

B. Sans-serif


C. Script

D. Edwardian

 

10. Bullet size needs to be slightly _______ than the font.

 

A. Lighter

B. Smaller


C. Brighter

D. Taller

 

11. What does help us to increase the impact of message in presentation?

 

A. Font style

      B. Font Effects

 


C. Font character

 

D. Font size

 

12. The possible order of points for describing the steps for doing something in sequence is known as:

 

A. Chronological order

B. Spatial order


C. Casual order

D. Topical order

 

13. During presentation what is most important aspect?


A. Audience attention

B. Attire

 

C. Medium

D. Technical tools

 

14. Before introducing the topic give ______to the audience.


A. Role map

B. Roll map

 

C. Road map

D. Race map

 

15. Which font effect is neglected in internet age but used previously before the internet age?

 

A. Bold

B. Italic


C. Underline

D. Bullet

 

16. To develop a point which among the following technique will help?

 

A. Explanation

B. Examples


C. Criticizing

D. Creativity

 

17. Which is the most popular serif font in presentation?

 

A. Aries

B. Calibri


C. The Times New Roman

D. Garamond

 

18. It is generally NOT a good practice to deliver a presentation by:

 

A. Paraphrasing what is on the presentation materials

B. presentation Reading the entire line by line


C. Mentioning the highlights of what is on the screen

D. Elaborating each bullet point on the presentation materials

 
    19. Presentation comes from Latin Word:_________ meaning  to present.

            A. Prasentationen                                         B. Presentresion

            C. Presentationem                                          D. Presention

    20. In presentation it is important to _________ before and after important ideas.
        
            A. Comma                                                    B. Stress
            C. Pause                                                       D. Highlight  

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