b. increase the speaker’s credibility
c. simplify a complex explanation
d. make a simple explanation more complex
e. none of these choices
26. Which of the following uses of text is acceptable in a visual presentation aid?
a. labeling data points
b. giving a descriptive title to the presentation aid
c. including a part of your speech to read from as you explain the visual aid
d. labeling data points and giving a descriptive title to the presentation aid are acceptable uses of text
e. none of these choices
27. A presentation aid should not __________.
a. draw attention away from the speaker
b. simplify a complex explanation
c. be adjusted to specific audiences or locations
d. help deal with a challenge in giving a speech
e. none of these choices
28. When rehearsing for a speech with presentation aids __________.
a. focus on getting your speech perfect and the presentation aids will take care of themselves
b. during practice, work on transitions between speaking content and using presentation aids
c. rehearsal with presentation aids allows a speaker to check the aids for accuracy and effectiveness
d. during practice, work on transitions between speaking content and using presentation aids and rehearsal with
presentation aids allows a speaker to check the aids for accuracy and effectiveness are both true
e. none of these choices
29. Which of the following should not be done with slide-based presentation software?
a. use complex transition animations
b. have a clear, consistent structure on slides
c. use simple and clear text
d. use functional and clear fonts and text sizes
e. none of these choices
Describe how to give an effective demonstration speech using presentation aids
30. Which of the following is true about eye contact and presentation aids?
a. visual aids can tempt speakers to avoid making eye contact with the audience
b. eye contact is not important when explaining presentation aids
c. done properly, presentation aids are more interesting than what the speaker is saying
d. all of these choices
e. none of these choices
31. One of the dangers of using an object as a visual aid in a speech is that __________.
a. you may use the object as a crutch and speak to it instead of the audience
b. it may tie up your hands if you don’t have somewhere to put it down
c. an audience will be interested in an object