Lesson SL-P3
SL-P3 Planning for purpose and audience Quiz: AQA English Language, Unit 4
20 questions
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Lesson SL-P3, Planning for purpose and audience: 20 multiple choice questions for the AQA GCSE English Language (8700), Unit 4: Spoken language, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What is the main aim of planning for purpose in a presentation?
- Selecting speaker outfit
- Writing cue cards
- Choosing slide fonts
- Defining talk goals
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Which planning decision best fits a persuasive talk to a council?
- Call to action
- Silent reading
- Opening joke
- Complex statistics
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What should a speaker consider first about their listeners?
- Seating layout
- Room temperature
- Lighting levels
- Existing knowledge
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Which language style best suits visiting parents at a school?
- Standard English
- Heavy slang
- Complex technical jargon
- Foreign phrases
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How should a speaker handle anticipated objections from a sceptical audience?
- Change the topic
- Ignore them completely
- Address with evidence
- Dismiss them rudely
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What demonstrates that purpose and audience have been planned together?
- Unrelated jokes
- Tailored local examples
- Generic lengthy script
- Random stock photos
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Why is rehearsing a presentation aloud extremely useful?
- Memorising scripts
- Selecting visuals
- Writing cue cards
- Checking timing
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Which factor determines the appropriate level of formality in a talk?
- Length of speech
- Time of day
- Setting and relationship
- Speaker age
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How does a test afterwards affect the planning of a presentation?
- Longer introduction
- Memorable key points
- Fewer visual aids
- Faster speaking pace
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What planning task gives a presentation a clear, focused purpose?
- Choosing slide designs
- Timing the speech
- Writing intended outcome
- Selecting outfit colour
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What practical factor does the presentation setting primarily shape?
- Room temperature
- Formality and resources
- Lighting colour
- Time of day
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Which planning choice best fits a talk designed to inform?
- Complex jargon
- Accessible examples
- Emotional appeals
- Rhetorical questions
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Which action demonstrates planning language for a specific audience?
- Omitting all facts
- Defining specialist terms
- Speaking very loudly
- Using slang phrases
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Which planning technique helps an audience remember the key message?
- Ignoring questions
- Speed reading
- Repetition
- Whispering
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What must a speaker check to ensure a talk fits its audience?
- Microphone volume
- Listener comprehension
- Stage lighting
- Slide animations
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What should an informative talk for parents on a school trip include?
- Dates and costs
- Poetic metaphors
- Personal opinions
- Fictional stories
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What structural element makes a presentation easiest to follow?
- Single paragraphs
- Constant tangents
- Clear sections
- Random ordering
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Which style of language suits a formal talk for a general audience?
- Archaic poetry
- Colloquial slang
- Standard English
- Textspeak shorthand
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What planning step best supports a persuasive argument?
- Speaking quietly
- Inventing anecdotes
- Avoiding facts
- Gathering evidence
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Why include a summary at the end of a presentation?
- Wastes spare time
- Consolidates the message
- Confuses listeners
- Introduces new topics
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