When Delivering a Presentation, You Should

question 24

Multiple Choice

When delivering a presentation, you should:

• A) fix your gaze on a point at the back of the audience, so it will appear as if you are looking at all of the attendees.
• B) keep your eyes on your notes, so that you do not lose your place.
• C) stare at each slide or at the board on which you have written points, so as to direct the audience's attention to it.
• D) stare at the ground, so that you will not make eye contact with any of your audience members; this might distract your focus.
• E) keep your eyes on your audience to pick up any visual clues from them.

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Definitions:

Horizontal Mobility

The movement of an individual or group within the same social status or class, often through changing occupations or roles.

Intergenerational Mobility

The movement or changes in social status and economic position from one generation to another within a family or social group.

High-School Teachers

Educators who instruct students in grades 9 through 12 in a variety of subjects, preparing them for higher education or the job market.

Intergenerational Mobility

The changes in social status which happen from one generation to the next within a family or community.