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Business English: Making Presentations Quiz Answers

Week 01: Business English: Making Presentations Quiz Answers

Guidelines on Giving a Presentation

Are the following good or bad ideas when you’re preparing to give a presentation? Choose good idea or bad idea.

1. Practice your presentation more than once.

good idea

bad idea

2. Stand tall.

good idea

bad idea

3. Always walk back and forth in front of the podium.

good idea

bad idea

4. Don’t move your body during a presentation.

good idea

bad idea

5. It’s important to read from your script.

good idea

bad idea

6. Face the audience and have eye contact.

good idea

bad idea

7. Speak quickly.

good idea

bad idea

8. Pause before and after your main point.

good idea

bad idea

9. Stress the final letter in an abbreviation where you say the letters, such as IBM.

good idea

bad idea

10. Use fillers frequently instead of silence.

good idea

bad idea

Effective Introductions

Part 1: What is the purpose of each sentence? Select the right answer.

1. Last year, activities related to conventions added more than $1 billion to the economy in our city.

Ask a question.

Introduce yourself

Present a surprising statistic.

Present your objectives.

Show the direction of your talk.

Tell a story.

2. How many of you went to a convention in the last 5 years?

Ask a question.

Introduce yourself.

Present a surprising statistic.

Present your objectives.

Show the direction of your talk.

Tell a story.

3. Last week, Las Vegas hosted the largest convention in history.

Ask a question.

Introduce yourself.

Present a surprising statistic.

Present your objectives.

Show the direction of your talk.

Tell a story.

4. First, we’re going to explain reasons for the problem. Then…

Ask a question.

Introduce yourself.

Present a surprising statistic.

Present your objectives.

Show the direction of your talk.

Tell a story

5. I’m the director of the Tourism Board.

Ask a question.

Introduce yourself.

Present a surprising statistic.

Present your objectives.

Show the direction of your talk.

Tell a story.

6. Let me show you our plan.

Ask a question.

Introduce yourself.

Present a surprising statistic.

Present your objectives.

Show the direction of your talk.

Tell a story.

Part 2: Choose the best word to complete these sentences.

7. Raise your hands _______ you have been to a convention in the last 5 years.

when

8. _______ you could increase the number of visitors to the city by 200% in three years?

What if

9. _____ you have been to a convention in the last 5 years?

When

How many of

10. First, I’m going to ______ you our plan for our presentation.

introduce

show

11. ______ what we are going to show you today.

Here’s

This

12. EFL ________ English as a foreign language.

is for

stands for

Transitions Expressions

Part 1: What is the purpose of each sentence?

1. So what can we do about this?

to give more information
to go to the next point
to explain why something is significant
to introduce possible solutions

2. Let’s look at this in more detail.

to give more information
to go to the next point
to explain why something is significant
to introduce possible solutions

3. Let’s move on to talk about the cost.

to give more information
to go to the next point
to explain why something is significant
to introduce possible solutions

4. This is important to avoid later problems.

to give more information
to go to the next point
to explain why something is significant
to introduce possible solutions

5. We’ll discuss this in more detail in a few minutes.

to give an example
to change speakers
to explain a previous point or return to a previous slide
to promise more later

Backing up a minute, when I spoke about the issue, I didn’t mean that it was impossible.

to give an example
to change speakers
to explain a previous point or return to a previous slide
to promise more later

7. Here’s an example of what I mean.

to give an example
to change speakers
to explain a previous point or return to a previous slide

to promise more later

8. Now Sheila is going to talk about possible solutions.

to give an example
to change speakers
to explain a previous point or return to a previous slide
to promise more later

9. As I mentioned earlier, the cost is minimal.

to rephrase
to refer back
to review or summarize
to end

10. To close, let me suggest a course of action.

to rephrase
to refer back
to review or summarize
to end

11. In other words, there’s no easy solution.

to rephrase
to refer back
to review or summarize
to end

12. OK, so to recap, we’ve talked about these important issues: cost and timing.

to rephrase
to refer back
to review or summarize
to end

Part 2: Choose the best word to complete these sentences.

13. Let’s move ______ to the next point.

14. I’d like to ______ back just a minute to show you that chart again.

move
go

15. Before we look ________ costs, let’s discuss the time involved in each option.

16. There are several options _______.

considering
to consider

17. Thank you for ________.

your attention
your listening

18. I’d like to close by ________ you one question.

ask
asking

19. Now I’m going to turn ________ to Professor Jenkins.

over
it over

20. What I mean ________ it’s going to be expensive.

is that
that

21. This step is important ______ prevent more problems.

22. So, what ~ do about this problem?

we can
can we