Presentation & Product Vocab

This is the material that a product is wrapped or contained in. For example, a chocolate bar’s __________ is usually foil and paper

This is how much money you pay to buy a product. For example, the __________ of a coffee machine could be £50

This is a word or phrase that helps you move smoothly from one idea to another. Saying “Now let’s look at…” is a good __________

This is a full written version of what you plan to say. Some presenters read from a __________, but it’s better to use notes.

This is the first part of your presentation, where you greet the audience and explain what you’ll talk about. For example, you might say “Hello everyone” during your __________

This is a brief list or overview of what your presentation will include. A clear __________ helps the audience understand the structure

This is a symbol or design that represents a brand or product. For example, Apple’s __________ is an apple with a bite taken out.

This means the group of people a product is aimed at. For example, a toy company’s __________ might be children aged 3-10.

This is a detailed explanation of what a product looks like or how it works. For example, a product __________ might say “red, lightweight, waterproof jacket”.

This is how loud or soft your voice is. Good __________ helps everyone hear you clearly

This is the final part of a presentation, where you summarise your points and say thank you. You might end with your __________ by saying, “To sum up…”

These are the people watching or listening to your presentation. You should always speak clearly so the __________ can follow

This is the part at the end where the audience asks you questions. Most formal presentations end with a __________ session

This is a promise from the company to repair or replace a product if it breaks within a certain time. For example, a phone might come with a one-year __________

This refers to how fast or slow you speak. Speaking too quickly or too slowly affects your __________

This is when you look at the audience while you speak. Good __________ makes you appear confident and engaged

This is the feature that makes a product different from all others. For example, the __________ of a smartphone might be its very long battery life

These are the substances a product is made from. For example, a jacket might be made from leather and cotton __________

This is a short, catchy phrase used to promote a product. For example, Nike’s famous __________ is “Just do it.”

This word describes what a product does. For example, a smartphone’s main __________ is to make calls and send messages.

This is a way to make people want to buy a product, like discounts or free samples. For example, a store might run a __________ for new shoes

This is something like a picture, chart or video used to help explain your points. A graph is an example of a __________

This is a large outdoor board used to advertise products or events to many people passing by. For example, you might see a __________ beside a motorway

This is when companies collect information about what customers want. For example, they might do surveys to help with __________