A) gesturing with palms up
B) folding your arms
C) lowering your shoulders
D) putting your hands on your hips
E) crossing your legs
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A) working independently on research and writing up until the presentation
B) using transitional phrases to pass speaking roles from one person to the next
C) keeping your head down when other team members are speaking to keep the focus on the speaker
D) assigning team roles to people who need to improve in the particular skill that the task requires
E) avoiding referring to each other's names to present more of a team identity
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A) Martha starts her presentation with a slide of a chart rather than with opening remarks.
B) Amy stares at her slides and reads them word for word to the audience.
C) Colin stands in front of the slide projection and talks about the content.
D) Roger uses animated effects every time he switches from one slide to another to jazz up the presentation.
E) Juan displays a blank screen whenever he speaks for lengthy periods without referencing his slides.
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A) Go for a strenuous physical workout right before the presentation.
B) Think of all the things that could go wrong in the presentation so you can prepare.
C) Take several deep breaths to alleviate your anxiety.
D) Drink a lot of caffeinated beverages so you will feel energized.
E) Review your notes and avoid making eye contact with audience members.
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A) a synergy
B) dominance
C) complexity
D) a faΓ§ade
E) a presence
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A) engaging in frequent name-dropping throughout the presentation
B) talking about your abilities and achievements to impress your audience
C) finding ways to present your real self to your audience
D) attempting to learn the presentation techniques of great speakers
E) avoiding the use of notes as they can be perceived as a sign of weakness
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A) Avoid eye contact with the presenter as this may cause him or her to lose focus.
B) Avoid behaviors,such as yawning,that may distract the presenter.
C) Ask repeated questions during and after the presentation.
D) Point out any errors or typos that you notice in the presentation.
E) Publicly offer the presenter advice on making the presentation more useful.
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A) Do not start your slides right away.
B) Use a remote control to advance slides when possible.
C) Interpret,do not read your slides.
D) Speak to your audience,not the screen.
E) Avoid standing in front of the slide projection.
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