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1. If you are going into the job market, it is important to project a professional image including your online image
such as your Facebook or LinkedIn profile.
a. True
b. False
2. Audience analysis is rarely useful or possible for job interviews.
a. True
b. False
3. In a job interview, it is not a good idea to reiterate information that is already in your resume.
a. True
b. False
4. Ateampresentationshouldbethoughtofasone“macrospeech”ratherthanasaseriesofindividualpresentations.
a. True
b. False
5. The first step of a project proposal presentation is _____.
a. planning the introduction
b. outlining the body of the presentation
c. planning the conclusion
d. understanding the evaluation criteria
6. A PSR statement ideally should be no longer than
a. 90 seconds
b. 50 seconds
c. 3 minutes
d. 5 minutes
e. nolimit—openended
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7. In a team presentation, one good way to project the impression of unity is to have all the speakers
a. wear button with the project slogan
b. use common themes and phrases
c. copyeachother’sintonationandaccent
d. dress in similar clothing
8. What is a PSR statement and what is its purpose?
9. What is the main purpose of training presentations? How is it accomplished? What is the importance of a two-part
conclusion for training presentations?
10. Designate a job you might interview for and write a brief introductory statement that you could make to set the
tone for a group interview.
11. Using the guidelines from your text, how should you prepare for a group presentation?
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