Presenting, Listening, and Feedback Skills

How should you position your shoulders when speaking in front of an audience?

• Leaned forward

• Relaxed and back

• Raised and tense

• Hunched over

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CCSS.SL.6.4

Why is it important not to move around too much while speaking?

• It makes the audience lose attention

• It looks more professional

• It helps you remember your lines

• It shows confidence

Where should you place your hands if you find it hard to keep them by your sides?

• Behind your back

• Above your head

• Above your belly button

• On your hips

What is one recommended way to stand that helps with public speaking?

• With your hands in your pockets

• Shifting your weight back and forth

• Crossing your arms

• Standing with good posture and relaxed arms

Why is the introduction considered the most important part of a presentation?

• It is the longest part

• It sets the mood for the entire presentation

• It allows you to say goodbye early

• It includes all the facts

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CCSS.SL.6.4

CCSS.W.6.2A

How long do you have to capture the audience's attention at the beginning of a presentation?

• 5 seconds

• 10 seconds

• 30 seconds

• 1 minute

What is the purpose of using a hook in your introduction?

• To make the audience laugh

• To add humor

• To keep the audience engaged

• To memorize your script

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CCSS.W.6.4

Why is eye contact important when speaking to an audience?

• It helps you keep track of time

• It makes the speaker look taller

• It helps the audience feel connected

• It improves the speaker’s memory

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CCSS.SL.6.4

Which gesture can be used to convey that you’re sharing an opinion?

• The Chop

• The Show

• The Give

• The Point

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CCSS.SL.6.4

What is an example of using the “Give” gesture?

• A) "We need this now!"

• B) "I love cats, but I don't like dogs."

• C) "Kids always have recess."

• D) "This is from my heart."

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CCSS.SL.6.1C

CCSS.L.6.5A