Unlike structured slides, free-form slides
A) are random and lack design consistency.
B) are fast and easy to create.
C) are self-contained and don't require interpretation by a speaker.
D) deliver information visually, without the need for text.
E) achieve unity through colors, fonts, and images, rather than rigid templates.
Ques. 2Overhead transparencies are
A) no longer used.
B) old-fashioned, but offer some advantages compared to electronic slides.
C) appropriate only for highly technical presentations.
D) much easier to edit than electronic slides.
E) easier to edit than electronic slides.
Ques. 3Effective text slides should do all of the following except
A) highlight key points.
B) display your entire speaking script.
C) summarize and preview your message.
D) signal major shifts in thought.
E) illustrate concepts.
Ques. 4When you're designing an electronic slide deck for a business presentation, let ________ and ________ guide your efforts.
A) simplicity; authenticity
B) convenience; personal preferences
C) PowerPoint; structure
D) functionality; time constraints
E) one-way communication; free-form capability
Ques. 5List and briefly explain six strategies for holding your audience's attention during a business presentation.
What will be an ideal response?