PRESENTATION & AUDIOVISUALS IN PUBLIC SPEAKING

Question 1

we learn and retain how many percent of what we read?

Answer 1

10%

Question 2

we learn and retain how many percent of what we hear?

Answer 2

20%

Question 3

we learn and retain how many percent of what we see?

Answer 3

30%

Question 4

we learn and retain how many percent of what we hear and see?

Answer 4

50%

Question 5

aims to supplement your speech through a combination of the following: pictures, art forms, illustrations, and/or sound

Answer 5

AUDIOVISUAL

Question 6

3 CLASSIFICATIONS OF PRESENTATION AIDS

Answer 6

VISUAL
AUDIO
AUDIOVISUAL

Question 7

6 EXAMPLES OF VISUAL PRESENTATION AIDS

Answer 7

CHARTS AND GRAPHS
SLIDES
FLIPCHART
HANDOUTS
PROPS (REALIAS)
POSTER

Question 8

4 EXAMPLES OF AUDIO PRESENTATION AIDS

Answer 8

RECORDINGS
MUSIC
SOUNDS
AUDIO TAPES

Question 9

gives you an opportunity to show stimulating visual information during your speech

Answer 9

DVD/VHS

Question 10

EXAMPLE OF AUDIOVISUAL PRESENTATION AIDS

Answer 10

DVD/VHS

Question 11

5 CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD AUDIOVISUAL

Answer 11

RELEVANT
APPROPRIATE
APPEALING
READABLE
VARIED

Question 12

5 ADVANTAGES OF USING AUDIOVISUALS

IN SPEECH DELIVERY

Answer 12

MEMORY AID
GUIDES SPEECH DELIVERY
CAPTURES ATTENTION
AIDS LEARNING
SUSTAINS INTEREST

Question 13

use appropriate color and images (do or don’t?)

Answer 13

do

Question 14

label charts and graphs (do or don’t?)

Answer 14

do

Question 15

keep the text short and simple (do or don’t?)

Answer 15

do

Question 16

rehearse (do or don’t?)

Answer 16

do

Question 17

talk to your audience; avoid staring too long at the presentation aid (do or don’t?)

Answer 17

do

Question 18

have a backup plan (do or don’t?)

Answer 18

do

Question 19

experiment with fonts and colors (do or don’t?)

Answer 19

don’t

Question 20

use flashing and distracting elements (do or don’t?)

Answer 20

don’t

Question 21

fill a slide with too much information (do or don’t?)

Answer 21

don’t

Question 22

simply recite your slides (do or don’t?)

Answer 22

don’t

Question 23

used to present figures and compare data

Answer 23

CHARTS AND GRAPHS

Question 24

most commonly used form of visual aid where you can create highly sophisticated slides with audio, video, animations, etc.

Answer 24

SLIDES

Question 25

a large pad of paper on a stand, it aims to record information during the speech delivery, or use prepared sheets for key points

Answer 25

FLIPCHART

Question 26

may be used if information is too detailed to fit on a slide/if you want your audience to have a full record of your speech

Answer 26

HANDOUTS

Question 27

the downside of HANDOUTS is it can be what

Answer 27

distracting

Question 28

this visual aid can be useful if the speech is informative or demonstrative

Answer 28

PROPS (REALIAS)

Question 29

may be used if one is presenting a speech to a relatively small audience

Answer 29

POSTER