SHS English Language · Year 2
Research and Presentation (Building and Presenting Knowledge) practice questions
Building and presenting knowledge through research and presentation.
20 questions in this topic: 7 recall and 13 applying skills and concepts. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Skills & concepts
According to this section, a presentation showing how to conduct a science experiment or cooking demonstration is an example of which type of presentation?
- aA demonstrative presentation
- bAn informative presentation
- cA persuasive presentation
- dA business presentation
- Question 2Skills & concepts
According to this section, which key element of a presentation involves verbal communication, nonverbal communication and confidence in presenting?
- aDelivery
- bContent
- cClear Structure
- dQ&A Session
- Question 3Skills & concepts
According to this section, which key element of a presentation keeps the audience interested through questions, polls or storytelling?
- aEngagement Techniques
- bVisual Aids
- cContent
- dDelivery
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