When you use Assistive technology (e.g. Video / Computer / Projector, etc.) you should:

When you use Assistive technology (e.g. Video / Computer / Projector, etc.) you should:

1) Test beforehand on the spot. Prepare to do the presentation without.

2) Trust that it works. It usually does.

3) Use smaller fonts, the projector enlarges the text sufficiently.


Answer: 1

If you have something that is eye-catching (e.g. bandages, black eye) then you should:

If you have something that is eye-catching (e.g. bandages, black eye) then you should:

1) Pretend it doesn't exist

2) Tell the audience about it immediately.

3) Try to hide it (e.g. make up, cover with clothing, ...)


Answer: 2

Identify the main message:

Identify the main message:

1) By repeating it - as many times as possible the same way

2) By using a "catch phrase"

3) By repeating it - preferably in different ways.


Answer: 3

The goal of all presentations is:

The goal of all presentations is:

1) To get the audience to buy your product

2) To capture the audience's imagination

3) To get recipients to understand the message by focusing on this, thinking about it and discuss it, for as long as possible.


Answer: 3

When you are several presenters in a team you should:

When you are several presenters in a team you should:

1) Have the same kind of clothes, in order for it to look like you are a team

2) Make sure that everybody has the same amount of speaking time

3) Make sure you know who is to say what and when. View the presentation as a rehearsed theater play.


Answer: 3

When giving a presentation, it is a good idea to:

When giving a presentation, it is a good idea to:

1) Summarize the message early, in one to two sentences

2) Rely heavily on Powerpoint

3) Start with a joke


Answer: 1