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  • In an impromptu speech using PREP, what should you say first?
    A question for the audience
    A long story
    A detailed explanation
    Your main point or opinion
  • Which of the following is a transition word used in speeches?
    Firstly
    Finally yesterday
    Suddenly
    However maybe
  • What are the three parts of a good personal story?
    Introduction – Problem – Solution
    Opening – Argument – Debate
    Question – Answer – Result
    Beginning – Middle – Ending
  • What should you include in the opening of a speech?
    Introduce the topic and state the main idea
    Give three examples immediately
    Tell the conclusion first
    Ask the audience to vote
  • What does PREP stand for?
    Practice – Respond – Evaluate – Perform
    Plan – Repeat – Explain – Pause
    Point – Result – Emotion – Proof
    Point – Reason – Example – Point
  • Why should speakers avoid talking too fast?
    Because the audience may not understand the message clearly
    Because it reduces eye contact
    Because fast speaking sounds boring
    Because it makes the speech too short
  • Which gesture helps when listing several ideas?
    Crossing arms
    Counting with fingers
    Putting hands in pockets
    Touching your face
  • What is the correct eye-contact technique when speaking?
    Look left – center – right for a few seconds each
    Look at your notes all the time
    Look only at one person
    Look at the floor most of the time
  • What is the purpose of the 4–4–4 breathing technique?
    To make the speech longer
    To speak louder
    To help you remember your speech
    To reduce nervousness before speaking
  • Which of the following is part of vocal variety?
    Avoiding pauses
    Changing pace and volume while speaking
    Reading directly from notes
    Speaking at the same speed the whole time
  • What should a speaker do in the conclusion of a speech?
    Start a new story
    Summarize the main points and restate the message
    Add three more examples
    Introduce a new idea
  • Which posture is best for public speaking?
    Standing on one leg
    Crossing arms and looking down
    Feet shoulder-width apart and back straight
    Hands in pockets and leaning forward