T3 Communication

1. Which of the following best describes the purpose of interpersonal communication in presentations?

• To impress the audience with complex vocabulary
• To exchange information and influence attitudes

• To speak without interruption for as long as possible

2. What is the primary goal of organizing information in a presentation?

• To include as much detail as possible
• To create a logical and coherent structure
• To use complex academic language

3. How can a presenter effectively use nonverbal communication?

• By avoiding eye contact with the audience
• By using appropriate facial expressions and gestures
• By standing completely still throughout the presentation

4. Which element of the communication process refers to anything that distorts the message?

• Feedback
• Channel
• Noise

5. What is the best way to start a presentation introduction?

• With a long, detailed background of the topic
• With a positive and engaging opening statement
• By immediately diving into complex data

6. How can transitions be effectively used in a presentation?

• To link different sections and guide the audience
• To confuse the audience and keep them alert
• To add more time to the presentation

7. Which graphic design element is best used to show direction and movement in a slide?

• Point
• Line
• Texture

8. What is the purpose of using contrast in presentation design?

• To make all elements look the same
• To create visual interest and highlight important information
• To use as many colors as possible

9. How can the principle of hierarchy be applied in slide design?

• By making all text the same size
• By varying size and placement to show importance
• By randomly arranging elements

10. What is the main benefit of using appropriate color in presentations?

• To show off technical skills
• To add impact and guide attention
• To use every color in the spectrum