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Why is it important to use transition statements in presentations?
Why is it important to use transition statements in presentations?
- To show off your vocabulary
- To confuse the audience
- To help the audience follow the main points (correct)
- To make the presentation longer
What is the first tip for using transition statements in presentations?
What is the first tip for using transition statements in presentations?
- Use complex vocabulary
- Separate main points (correct)
- Avoid using word choice
- Smoothly move from one point to the next
What is assumed about the structure of the presentation in the text?
What is assumed about the structure of the presentation in the text?
- It has multiple conclusions
- It has no structure
- It only has an introduction and conclusion
- It has a classic intro, body, and conclusion (correct)
What is the purpose of signposting in a presentation?
What is the purpose of signposting in a presentation?
What is the classic transition in a presentation?
What is the classic transition in a presentation?
Why does the author recommend using 'first, second, third' instead of 'first, next, finally' when signposting in a presentation?
Why does the author recommend using 'first, second, third' instead of 'first, next, finally' when signposting in a presentation?
What is the summary transition in a presentation?
What is the summary transition in a presentation?
Which of the following is a recommended way to transition between main points in a presentation?
Which of the following is a recommended way to transition between main points in a presentation?
What is the purpose of using transitions and signposts in a presentation?
What is the purpose of using transitions and signposts in a presentation?
Why might transitions and signposts sound a little unnatural in a presentation?
Why might transitions and signposts sound a little unnatural in a presentation?