10 Questions
Sustained eye contact throughout a presentation is achieved by reading directly from notes.
False
Adjusting the volume of your speech is important to ensure that remote audience members can hear inflectional elements.
True
Inflectional pauses in a speech occur only at sentence and paragraph points.
False
Draining excess adrenaline before a presentation can help reduce audible nervousness.
True
Poise can be maintained by anchoring your feet to prevent nervous foot action.
True
Dimensions of communication refer to the number of ways ideas can be communicated.
True
Verbal communication includes the use of language and words.
True
Nonverbal communication includes facial expressions, gestures, and bodily movements.
True
Oral communication is also known as written communication.
False
Spoken communication follows the principles of delivery.
True
Test your knowledge on the criteria for evaluating an individual oral presentation. Learn about techniques such as eye contact and volume control to engage your audience effectively.
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