Presentation Skills Training 12th Grade Flashcards
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Which principle best describes the '10-20-30 Rule' in presentations?
Answer: 10 slides, 20 minutes, 30-point font minimum
Guy Kawasaki's 10-20-30 Rule recommends no more than 10 slides, a 20-minute presentation, and at least 30-point font.
What is 'stage fright' and what is a productive strategy to manage it before presenting?
Answer: Performance anxiety; use deep breathing and practice to reduce it
Stage fright is performance anxiety that can be reduced through thorough practice, deep breathing, and positive visualization.
When preparing a persuasive presentation, which structural element should come last?
Answer: A strong call to action
A call to action at the end tells the audience what to do with the information and reinforces the presentation's purpose.
A presenter who reads directly from note cards for the entire presentation will most likely:
Answer: Lose eye contact and audience connection
Reading verbatim from notes breaks eye contact and makes the delivery feel robotic, reducing audience engagement.
Which body language behavior signals low confidence during a presentation?
Answer: Crossing arms and looking at the floor
Crossed arms and downward gaze signal defensiveness and lack of confidence, undermining the speaker's credibility.
In a group presentation, how should speaking time ideally be divided?
Answer: Each member should contribute a roughly equal portion
Equal participation demonstrates teamwork and ensures all group members practice their presentation skills.
What is the best reason to rehearse a presentation aloud rather than just reading it silently?
Answer: Aloud rehearsal reveals timing issues, awkward phrasing, and delivery problems
Speaking aloud during practice exposes pacing issues, mispronunciations, and unclear transitions that silent review misses.