( ABC ) 1. The structure for the introduction of a presentation includes ____.

A. getting people’s attention and welcome them

B. introducing ourselves and setting up credibility

C. stating the purpose and they way to tackle the topic

D. explaining the background of the presentation in detail

( A ) 2. Which is NOT the effective and creative way to open a presentation?

A. Introducing ourselves.

B. Telling a story.

C. Asking a question.

D. Shocking the audience.

( A ) 3. When we want to highlight some important points, we can say _______.

A. “I must bring your attention to…”

B. “Let me go into some more detail about…”

C. “At this point, I’d like to turn to…”

D. “I’d like to elaborate on…”

( D ) 4. When preparing the slides, we should NOT ________.

A. limit the number of slides

B. limit the words on each page

C. use color carefully

D. make the slides as pretty as possible

( D ) 5. When making a summary, we should use _________.

A. the first-person

B. past tense

C. direct quotation

D. our own words

( A ) 6. What is the unique feature of the summary of a story?

A. Past tense should be used.

B. Clear organization is necessary.

C. Third-person is often used.

D. It should be short but clear.

( C ) 7. When summarizing an informative article, we should _______.

A. repeat the sentences from the original material

B. focus on every detail in the original material

C. highlight the major points of the material

D. add our understanding in the summary

( ABD ) 8. A summary of a research paper should include ______.

A. the brief introduction of the research

B. the reason and purpose of the research

C. the reference data of the research

D. the results and importance of the research

( B ) 9. What is NOT the feature of a summary in a presentation?

A. It is more like a transition sentence.

B. It is shorter than the original material.

C. It is made at the end of every major point.

D. It is helpful to make the audience clear about the former content.