Exam 8: Presentation Concepts: Planning, Developing, and Giving a Presentation

Focusing on the desired outcomes of your presentation forces you to make it more _____.

Selecting the type of audience (peers, strangers) indicates their _____.

MATCHING -Presentation designed to sell

Humor is a good way to bridge culture gaps and should be used in presentations to international audiences.

Mannerisms such as playing with your car keys, fidgeting, rocking, and pacing can communicate _____.

The first step in analyzing your audience is to determine their relationship to you. _________________________

MATCHING -Order by sequence or time

The 7x7 rule refers to a presenter having no more than _____.

Presentations can be organized inductively, deductively, sequentially (chronologically), _____, or as a problem/solution.

Self-running presentations usually require more text than visuals compared to an oral presentation.

Usually when someone refers to a presentation, they mean a _____.

The summary of research findings at an academic conference is an example of a(n) _____ presentation.

MATCHING -Presentation designed to inform or educate

MATCHING -Order by space or position

MATCHING -Presentation focusing on one part of a process or procedure

-Referring to the accompanying figure, this diagram illustrates a(n) _____ organization of a presentation.

A(n) _____ presentation is designed to sell.

Both Wendy and Caroline agree that the method of _____ works best to prepare the audience to consider solutions or recommendations for change.

MATCHING -Presentation focusing on one member of a group

There are three stages to developing a presentation: planning, creating, and _____.