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Grade 6 Quiz Presentation Skills and Logical Sequencing – SL.6.4

CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.6.4 stresses the importance of effectively presenting claims and findings in an organized manner. Students are encouraged to sequence their ideas logically and provide relevant details to highlight their main points. Moreover, the standard emphasizes the value of non-verbal communication techniques such as maintaining eye contact, speaking clearly, and ensuring that the audience can hear and understand the presenter.

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1. Question
hich of the following is important when presenting claims and findin
- a. Speaking very rapidly.
- b. Using relevant details to support the main idea.
- c. Using only complex vocabulary.
- d. Avoiding eye contact with the audience.
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Question 2 of 10

2. Question
Why is logical sequencing essential in a presentation?
- a. It makes the presentation longer.
- b. It confuses the audience.
- c. It ensures that the audience can follow and understand the presentation.
- d. It reduces the importance of the main idea.
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3. Question
When presenting a claim, what should be provided to give it more weight?
- a. Unrelated anecdotes.
- b. Personal opinions.
- c. Pertinent facts and details.
- d. Repetition of the same point in different words.
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4. Question
Which of the following is an example of inappropriate volume during a presentation?
- a. Speaking in a whisper.
- b. Speaking in a clear, audible tone.
- c. Modulating volume according to the room size.
- d. Adjusting volume based on feedback from the audience.
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Question 5 of 10

5. Question
How does appropriate eye contact enhance a presentation?
- a. It makes the presenter look distracted.
- b. It engages the audience and establishes a connection.
- c. It ensures that the presenter does not need to use notes.
- d. It decreases the presenter's credibility.
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
What is the purpose of using clear pronunciation during a presentation?
- a. To showcase vocabulary skills.
- b. To ensure the audience misunderstands the message.
- c. To guarantee that the audience comprehends the information shared.
- d. To speak as fast as possible.
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Question 7 of 10

7. Question
In the context of a presentation, what does “accentuate main ideas or themes” mean?
- a. Ignore the main points.
- b. Speak softly when discussing critical points.
- c. Highlight and emphasize the central points of the presentation.
- d. Provide only a brief overview of the main ideas.
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Question 8 of 10

8. Question
Which of the following is NOT a method of accentuating main ideas during a presentation?
- a. Using visual aids like slides or charts.
- b. Providing examples and anecdotes.
- c. Jumping from one idea to another without transitions.
- d. Reiterating the importance of the main idea
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Question 9 of 10

9. Question
Why should a presenter avoid using overly complex vocabulary during a presentation?
- a. To make the presentation longer.
- b. To ensure all audience members understand the content.
- c. To showcase their extensive vocabulary.
- d. To confuse the audience.
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Question 10 of 10

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How can a presenter ensure their volume is adequate during a presentation?
- a. By shouting throughout the presentation.
- b. By constantly asking the audience if they can be heard.
- c. By doing a sound check or asking for feedback at the beginning.
- d. By speaking in a monotone voice.
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