Question 1

Logistics questions include “what” and “why,” while questions involving occasion include “when” and “where.”

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

If you have a lot of information to cover in a short period of time and need your audience’s undivided attention, which seating arrangement would best suit your needs?

Accepted Answer

A) Movable chairs you can rearrange at different points in the presentation 
B) Chairs with desk arms or tables 
C) Several round tables at which audience members can interact 
D) Theater-style straight rows of chairs 
E) A large seminar table 
A) Movable chairs you can rearrange at different points in the presentation 
B) Chairs with desk arms or tables 
C) Several round tables at which audience members can interact 
D) Theater-style straight rows of chairs 
E) A large seminar table D

Question 3

Questions about people, facilities, time, and materials help speakers work out presentation logistics.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

One of the factors that speakers often ignore or abuse is the length of time scheduled for a presentation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Even though it takes time, passing out handouts during a presentation works well for both large and small audiences.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Speakers should show up no more than ten minutes before the presentation to check out the room.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Your textbook authors suggest several logistical questions for making your presentation more effective EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A) Where will I speak? 
B) How many people will be in my audience? 
C) When and how long should I speak? 
D) How can I enhance my credibility? 
E) None of the above 
A) Where will I speak? 
B) How many people will be in my audience? 
C) When and how long should I speak? 
D) How can I enhance my credibility? 
E) None of the above

Question 8

Audience size rarely affects how you plan and deliver apresentation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

As long as you think what you have to say is important, it won’t matter to an audience whether you speak over the time limit.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

If a speaker displays overhead transparencies,

Accepted Answer

A) the room should be completely dark so the audience isn't distracted. 
B) the room should be light enough so audience members can see the transparencies and the speaker clearly. 
C) the speaker should be prepared to read notes in the dark unobtrusively. 
D) the projector should be placed in the darkest corner of the room. 
E) the projector should be placed in the brightest corner of the room. 
A) the room should be completely dark so the audience isn't distracted. 
B) the room should be light enough so audience members can see the transparencies and the speaker clearly. 
C) the speaker should be prepared to read notes in the dark unobtrusively. 
D) the projector should be placed in the darkest corner of the room. 
E) the projector should be placed in the brightest corner of the room.

Question 11

You can adapt to unpredictable time limits by preparing approximately twenty minutes of presentation..

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

A room’s natural lighting can affect a speaker’s presentation positively or negatively.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

A podium is

Accepted Answer

A) a flat table where you can put your notes. 
B) a stand that serves as a support for notes. 
C) an elevated platform on which a speaker stands. 
D) the housing for the sound system. 
E) a light in the darkness. 
A) a flat table where you can put your notes. 
B) a stand that serves as a support for notes. 
C) an elevated platform on which a speaker stands. 
D) the housing for the sound system. 
E) a light in the darkness.

Question 14

In terms of presentation logistics and occasion, you should try to adapt to audience expectations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

“Being yourself” when choosing clothes for a presentation means wearing an outfit that fits your style, your body shape, and your coloring.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Because an audience assembled at 8:00 a.m. may not be fully awake, try to make your presentation and delivery energetic and fast-moving.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Protocol determines what is proper at a particular event or on a particular occasion.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The least important question related to presentation logistics concerns the time constraints of the presentation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Audience expectations should not affect your decisions about how to deliver a presentation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The time of day a presentation is scheduled is an important factor for adapting to the audience and the logistics of the situation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Logistics questions include “what” and “why,” while questions involving occasion include “when” and “where.”

If you have a lot of information to cover in a short period of time and need your audience’s undivided attention, which seating arrangement would best suit your needs?

Questions about people, facilities, time, and materials help speakers work out presentation logistics.

One of the factors that speakers often ignore or abuse is the length of time scheduled for a presentation.

Even though it takes time, passing out handouts during a presentation works well for both large and small audiences.

Speakers should show up no more than ten minutes before the presentation to check out the room.

Your textbook authors suggest several logistical questions for making your presentation more effective EXCEPT:

Audience size rarely affects how you plan and deliver apresentation.

As long as you think what you have to say is important, it won’t matter to an audience whether you speak over the time limit.

If a speaker displays overhead transparencies,

You can adapt to unpredictable time limits by preparing approximately twenty minutes of presentation..

A room’s natural lighting can affect a speaker’s presentation positively or negatively.

A podium is

In terms of presentation logistics and occasion, you should try to adapt to audience expectations.

“Being yourself” when choosing clothes for a presentation means wearing an outfit that fits your style, your body shape, and your coloring.

Because an audience assembled at 8:00 a.m. may not be fully awake, try to make your presentation and delivery energetic and fast-moving.

Protocol determines what is proper at a particular event or on a particular occasion.

The least important question related to presentation logistics concerns the time constraints of the presentation.

Audience expectations should not affect your decisions about how to deliver a presentation.

The time of day a presentation is scheduled is an important factor for adapting to the audience and the logistics of the situation.

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Audiencanalysis Anadaptation

Speaker Credibility Anethics

Research Ansupporting Material

Organizing Anoutlining

Introductions Anconclusions

Engaging Language

Generating Audiencinteres

Presentation Delivery

Presentation Aids

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Persuasivpresentations

Special Presentations

Speaking in Groups

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Exam 7: Speech Setting Anoccasion

Logistics questions include “what” and “why,” while questions involving occasion include “when” and “where.”

If you have a lot of information to cover in a short period of time and need your audience’s undivided attention, which seating arrangement would best suit your needs?

Questions about people, facilities, time, and materials help speakers work out presentation logistics.

One of the factors that speakers often ignore or abuse is the length of time scheduled for a presentation.

Even though it takes time, passing out handouts during a presentation works well for both large and small audiences.

Speakers should show up no more than ten minutes before the presentation to check out the room.

Your textbook authors suggest several logistical questions for making your presentation more effective EXCEPT:

Audience size rarely affects how you plan and deliver apresentation.

As long as you think what you have to say is important, it won’t matter to an audience whether you speak over the time limit.

If a speaker displays overhead transparencies,

You can adapt to unpredictable time limits by preparing approximately twenty minutes of presentation..

A room’s natural lighting can affect a speaker’s presentation positively or negatively.

A podium is

In terms of presentation logistics and occasion, you should try to adapt to audience expectations.

“Being yourself” when choosing clothes for a presentation means wearing an outfit that fits your style, your body shape, and your coloring.

Because an audience assembled at 8:00 a.m. may not be fully awake, try to make your presentation and delivery energetic and fast-moving.

Protocol determines what is proper at a particular event or on a particular occasion.

The least important question related to presentation logistics concerns the time constraints of the presentation.

Audience expectations should not affect your decisions about how to deliver a presentation.

The time of day a presentation is scheduled is an important factor for adapting to the audience and the logistics of the situation.

Principles Oeffectivspeaking

Speaking With Confidence

Listening Ancritical Thinking

Purposantopic

Audiencanalysis Anadaptation

Speaker Credibility Anethics

Research Ansupporting Material

Organizing Anoutlining

Introductions Anconclusions

Engaging Language

Generating Audiencinteres

Presentation Delivery

Presentation Aids

Informativpresentations

Persuasivpresentations

Special Presentations

Speaking in Groups

Filters