
Ted Talk and Speech Basics
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- Q1What is the first step to preparing for a TED talk?Create a slideshowIdentify your passion and topicWrite the speech in fullChoose the venue30s
- Q2What should be the tone of a TED talk?Authentic and engagingBoring and unenthusiasticOver-the-top and dramaticComical and sarcastic30s
- Q3What should you do during a TED talk?Read from a scriptMaintain eye contact with the audienceStare off into spaceLook at your slides30s
- Q4What is the final step of a TED talk?Leave the audience with a key takeawayEnd abruptlyTake a bowThank the audience30s
- Q5What should be the focus of a TED talk?A unique idea or perspectiveA political campaignA personal life storyA product promotion30s
- Q6What should you avoid during a TED talk?Repeating yourselfUsing filler words like 'um' and 'ah'Using big wordsSpeaking too quickly30s
- Q7What is the purpose of a TED talk?To entertain and amuseTo sell productsTo educate and informTo spread ideas and inspire30s