Introduction to entrepreneurship/IENT102/Presentation/Quiz

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The questions which follow provide a basic knowledge test of selected concepts covered in this learning pathway: Presentations.

The questions published at the end of each learning pathway are re-used for the knowledge test for learners interested in earning a digital badge or certificate of participation for the Introduction to entrepreneurship (IENT102) micro-course. Please consult the Certify participation page for more information.

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True - false questions

Indicate whether the following statements are true or false:

  • The aim of a presentation is usually to inform, influence and/or inspire the audience.
    • True
      • Correct.
    • False
      • Incorrect. These are the main purposes of a business presentation.
  • In a presentation, it’s important to include detailed and comprehensive information with extensive data to support all your assertions.
    • True
      • Incorrect, many people include too much information or data in their presentation.
    • False
      • Correct, a business presentation should summarise the most important points and not provide extensive detail.
  • You can download any image you like from the internet to use in your presentation, because they are all in the public domain.
    • True
      • This is not true. Check the learning materials on Visuals to find out about public domain and copyright.
    • False
      • You are right - this statement is not true.
  • You can often use the same presentation again and again with different audiences.
    • True
      • No, effective business presentations should be tailored for different audience needs.
    • False
      • Correct.




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Multiple choice questions
  • In the context of this course, which of the following is NOT mentioned as one of your responsibilities, when giving a presentation?
    • Being prepared
      • This is one of your key responsibilities when giving a presentation.
    • Organising your content
      • This is an important responsibility when giving a presentation. Your audience needs to be able to follow the organisation of your content, if they are to understand your presentation.
    • Being ethical
      • This is one of your key responsibilities when giving a presentation. You need to show that you are being respectful of your audience, and that you are trustworthy.
    • Including variety in your content
      • You’re right. This is not mentioned as one of your responsibilities when giving a presentation.
  • In the context of this course, which ONE of the following statements about making an investor pitch is INCORRECT?
    • An investor pitch is not just a summary of your written business plan
      • This is correct. You need to think about your particular audience, and about presentation skills when preparing an investor pitch.
    • An investor pitch is typically made up of at least 25 slides
      • Well done! This is incorrect. A pitch deck should not include more than 15-20 slides maximum.
    • It’s important to include interesting visuals such as graphs, charts, and/or images
      • This is correct.You don’t want to bombard your audience with charts and graphs, but some well-selected visuals can be extremely helpful.
    • An investor pitch should include a summary of the vision and mission of the company
      • This is correct. The ‘Mission/Vision’ slide helps potential investors understand how you visualise (and sum up) your company.
  • In the context of this course, which ONE of the following is NOT given as a possible purpose of a visual?
    • Decoration
      • This is mentioned as one possible purpose of a visual - a decorative visual can make something look better and/or draw attention to it.
    • Analogical
      • This is mentioned as one possible purpose of a visual - an analogical visual highlights similarities or differences between things.
    • Entertainment
      • You’re right. This is NOT mentioned as one possible purpose of a visual.
    • Representational
      • This is mentioned as one possible purpose of a visual - a representational visual creates meaning by associating it with something that is common knowledge or already known by the audience.
  • Which ONE of the following statements about public domain and Creative Commons media (such as images, or video) is FALSE?
    • When adding media to a presentation, it is important that you do not breach anyone’s copyright
      • This statement is true.
    • You can use Creative Commons licensed images because they are in the public domain
      • Well done! This is false. The public domain refers to images where the copyright has expired, whereas Creative Commons licensed works are still protected by Copyright.
    • Even if content is covered by a Creative Commons license, you still have to make sure that you properly attribute the content
      • This statement is true.
    • There are several types of Creative Commons License
      • This statement is true. There are six different Creative Commons license types.