When Planning a Presentation, the First Questions That Need to Be

question 40

Multiple Choice

When planning a presentation, the first questions that need to be asked are:

• A) What does the audience expect; how long does the speech need to be; what sorts of questions might be asked at the end of the speech; how to conclude?
• B) What will be said to introduce the topic; what three main points are required in the body; how will questions be handled; how will the speech conclude?
• C) What is the purpose of this speech; who will be there; what is the setting or context; what main points need to be made?
• D) Where and when will the speech take place; what needs to be decided; what tone or approach will be used to deliver the information?

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Definitions:

Medium-wavelength Cones

Photoreceptor cells in the retina responsible for mediating color vision in moderate to bright light conditions, typically sensitive to wavelengths perceived as green.

Perceive Green

The process of detecting the color green through the visual system, involving specific photoreceptors in the eyes.

Retinex Theory

A color vision theory stating that the brain uses comparative information from different areas of the retina to determine the color and brightness of objects.

Visual Field

The complete scope visible in the side vision when the eye is concentrating on a central spot.