EOP 11 12 24, on Presentation Techniques

Which phrase is used to call the audience to take action?

• "As ... once said, ..."

• "So now it's your turn."

• "Let me just go back to the story I told you earlier."

• "After all, isn't that why we're here?"

What is the purpose of the phrase, "Remember what I said at the beginning of my talk today? Well, ..."?

• To ask a rhetorical question

• To quote a famous person

• To refer back to the introduction

• To call the audience to action

Identify the phrase used to conclude with a question:

• "Let me just finish with a question: If we don't do it, won't somebody else?"

• "To quote a well-known businessman, ..."

• "So that's the plan. Now let's go and put it into practice!"

• "To put it in the words of ..., ..."

Which phrase helps to quote someone famous?

• "Let me just go back to the story I told you earlier. Remember, ..."

• "To quote a well-known businessman, ..."

• "So now it's your turn."

• "After all, isn't that why we're here?"

What is the goal of using the phrase, "After all, isn't that why we're here?"

• To inspire the audience to take action

• To refer back to the beginning of the talk

• To prompt the audience to reflect

• To summarize a famous quote

Which phrase is most appropriate to encourage the audience to implement the discussed ideas?

• "So that's the plan. Now let's go and put it into practice!"

• "As ... once said, ..."

• "Let me just finish with a question: If we don't do it, won't somebody else?"

• "Remember what I said at the beginning of my talk today? Well, ..."

What technique is being used in the phrase, "Let me just go back to the story I told you earlier. Remember, ..."?

• Using questions

• Quoting a well-known person

• Referring back to the beginning

• Calling the audience to action

Which phrase uses a rhetorical question to engage the audience?

• "To quote a well-known businessman, ..."

• "After all, isn't that why we're here?"

• "Remember what I said at the beginning of my talk today? Well, ..."

• "So now it's your turn."

Choose the phrase that introduces a quotation:

• "To put it in the words of ..., ..."

• "So that's the plan. Now let's go and put it into practice!"

• "After all, isn't that why we're here?"

• "Let me just go back to the story I told you earlier."

What is the main purpose of the phrase, "So now it's your turn"?

• To refer to the introduction

• To motivate the audience to act

• To quote someone important

• To reflect on the talk's key question