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09 Public Presentation Skills Free Online FlashCards

Study 09 Public Presentation Skills with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

12 cards
01
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What is extemporaneous delivery?

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Extemporaneous delivery is a prepared, rehearsed speech presented conversationally from brief notes rather than read from a full script.

02
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When might a complete speech script be appropriate?

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A complete script can be appropriate when exact wording is essential.

03
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What makes vocal delivery clear and engaging?

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Speak loudly enough for the room, articulate carefully, and use a pace listeners can follow. Vary pitch, emphasis, and pauses to highlight important ideas.

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How should a speaker use body language?

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Use natural posture, facial expressions, gestures, and eye contact to reinforce the message; avoid repeated movements that distract.

05
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When should a presentation aid be used?

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Use an aid when it helps listeners understand, remember, or examine a point—not merely for decoration.

06
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How should a speaker present an aid during a talk?

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Show it when the relevant point arises, explain what listeners should notice, then return attention to the audience.

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How can a speaker prepare presentation aids for the room?

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Check visibility, sound, and timing in advance, and prepare a backup plan in case technology fails.

08
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What is the practical goal of managing speech anxiety?

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The goal is to prepare and manage anxiety so attention stays on the message; eliminating anxiety is not always necessary.

09
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What should a speaker consider when adapting content to an audience?

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Consider what listeners know, care about, expect, and may question. Define essential terms and connect the content to their concerns without assuming everyone shares the same views.

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What audience feedback may signal a need to adjust a presentation?

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Puzzled expressions may call for clarification; restlessness may suggest a shorter explanation or a more relevant example.

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How can the speaking setting affect presentation choices?

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Audience size, room arrangement, time limits, and available technology can affect volume, formality, movement, and use of aids.

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How can extemporaneous delivery help a speaker connect with listeners?

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It supports eye contact and lets the speaker respond to audience feedback while speaking.