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Pitch Perfect: Business Presentation Challenge

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    For B1 Business English students to practice key skills for giving presentations
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  • What is the main goal of a business presentation?
    o talk as much as possible
    To impress the audience
    To share important information clearly
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  • Which phrase is commonly used to start a presentation?
    “I’m going to tell you about...”
    “I’d like to turn to...”
    “I’d like to turn to...”
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  • Why is it important to use simple language in a presentation?
    So the audience understands the message easily
    So it sounds more professional
    So the speaker doesn’t forget what they want to say
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  • What is a roadmap presentation?
    A presentation about company plans and goals
    A presentation about new employees
    A presentation about financial reports
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  • How can you involve the audience during a presentation?
    By reading from a script
    By speaking quickly and moving on
    By asking questions and encouraging interaction
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  • “I’d like to _____ to the next point in my presentation.”
    talk
    move on
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  • “As you can see in the _____, sales have increased by 10%.”
    email
    slide
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  • “Let me show you an _____ of how this software works.”
    case
    example
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  • “I’ll _____ up by saying that our new strategy will benefit the company.”
    sum
    speak
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  • “Instead of writing, you just _____ what you are looking for.”
    say
    tell
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  • You are preparing a presentation for a very busy manager. You only have 5 minutes to explain your idea. What do you include, and what do you leave out?
    Use: key points, summarize, essential, avoid, detailed explanation
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  • Your presentation is in 10 minutes, but you realize there is a mistake on one of your slides. What do you do?
    Use: correct, adjust, focus on, clarify, ignore
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  • Your team disagrees with a new company policy, and you have to present it positively. How do you approach this?
    Use: benefits, highlight, perspective, emphasize, reassure
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  • During a presentation to international colleagues, someone doesn’t understand a key point. How do you explain it more clearly?
    Use: simple terms, example, rephrase, clarify, check understanding
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  • Your boss asks you to present without slides. How do you keep the audience engaged?
    Use: body language, eye contact, voice, examples, interaction
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  • You are giving a financial report presentation, and some numbers are difficult to understand. How do you explain them more clearly?
    Use: simplify, illustrate, breakdown, compare, highlight
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