To welcome your audience in a presentation, you could say:
A. Hello. Thank you for giving me this opportunity to ...
B. Good morning to you all.
C. That' all. Thank you for listening
D. Today I want to talk to you about...
2【多选题】 (10分)ABCD
To give an overview of your talk in a presentation, you could say:
A. Finally, I'll review the main points.
B. First of all, I'll go over some background details.
C. Then I'll look at...
D. After that, I'll move on to...
3【多选题】 (10分)CD
To explain rules for questions in a presentation, you could say:
A. To start with, I'll review...
B. Next I'll introduce ...
C. I'll make sure we have enough time for questions at the enD.
D. Feel free to interrupt me if you have any questions...
4【判断题】 (10分)A
The word “idea” is pronounced the same way both in British and American English.
A. 对
B. 错
5【判断题】 (10分)B
British crisps are French fries in AmericA.
A. 对
B. 错
6【判断题】 (10分)A
The K.K system is used to refer to the norm of American in the IPA chart.
A. 对
B. 错
7.【单选题】 (10分)A
According to the video, lot of students are still using Facebook because .
A. it helps you to contact your friends.
B. it is free.
C. it is a good way to express your ideA.
D. it is fashionable.
8.【单选题】 (10分)A
Which APP can help you to find the information about local stores, restaurants, the latest movies, the most favorable price for lots of items as well as reviews and rates from users?
A. Yelp
B. Snapchat
C. Uber
D. Wechat
9【判断题】 (10分)A
With Chegg Books, you can find second-hand textbooks at a favorable price, either to buy or rent.
A. 对
B. 错
10.【单选题】 (10分)A
Match Chinese with English translations.
A.打开网页
B.点击链接
C.收藏
D.访问网站
A. open a web page-click on a link-add to favorites-access a website
B. click on a link-add to favorites-open a web page-access a website
C. click on a link-add to favorites-access a website-open a web page
D. access a website-open a web page-click on a link-add to favorites
第十五章测试
1【判断题】 (10分)A
Body language would hinder you to get across your point effectively.
A. 错
B. 对
2【判断题】 (10分)A
KISS rule in a presentation refers to Keep It Short and Simple.
