Lesson SL-P4

SL-P4 Presentation length and format (no more than ten minutes) Quiz: AQA English Language, Unit 4

20 questions

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The 20 questions

  1. What is the maximum recommended duration for the assessed presentation?

    • Fifteen minutes
    • Twenty minutes
    • Five minutes
    • Ten minutes

  2. Which format is permitted for the spoken language assessment?

    • Debate or speech
    • Private diary
    • Written essay
    • Silent reading

  3. Are pre-prepared notes or slides compulsory in the presentation?

    • Graded
    • Banned
    • Not required
    • Mandatory

  4. Who must approve the presentation topic before it takes place?

    • The examiner
    • The teacher
    • The exam board
    • The headteacher

  5. How must a presentation be designed if only the teacher is listening?

    • In secret code
    • As casual chat
    • For wider audience
    • Without structure

  6. What key preparation requirement applies to GCSE spoken language presentations?

    • Scripted entirely
    • Completely improvised
    • Memorised word-for-word
    • Planned and organised

  7. What requirement applies to a dialogue presentation between two speakers?

    • Unplanned discussion
    • Completely improvised
    • Formal and planned
    • Informal chat

  8. Which feature makes a presentation suitable for a wider audience?

    • Colloquial slang
    • General language
    • Technical jargon
    • Academic slang

  9. If the teacher is the sole live listener, how should the presentation be designed?

    • For examiners only
    • For wider audience
    • For younger children
    • Exclusively for teacher

  10. What is required regarding the formality of a spoken presentation?

    • Always completely informal
    • Conversational style
    • Colloquial tone
    • Must be formal

  11. Why must students listen and respond to audience questions and feedback?

    • Assessment requirement
    • Optional extra
    • Teacher break
    • Time filler

  12. What is the maximum recommended duration for a GCSE spoken language presentation?

    • Twenty minutes
    • Ten minutes
    • Fifteen minutes
    • Five minutes

  13. Why might a teacher advise rehearsing a spoken language presentation beforehand?

    • Check timing
    • Design slides
    • Memorise script
    • Print handouts

  14. Which visual or physical aid is explicitly stated as not required?

    • Pre-prepared notes
    • Spoken voice
    • Formal language
    • Clear structure

  15. When is a spoken language presentation considered sufficiently formal?

    • Wearing a suit
    • Language suits setting
    • Read from paper
    • Using complex slides

  16. How must the audio-visual recording of the presentation be submitted for moderation?

    • Complete and unedited
    • Edited highlights
    • Audio only
    • Teacher summary

  17. How many presentations must be recorded for a centre with 30 or fewer students?

    • All students
    • Ten students
    • Thirty students
    • Fifteen students

  18. How many presentations must be recorded for a centre with over 30 students?

    • Half of students
    • All students
    • Thirty presentations
    • Twenty presentations

  19. Who selects the sample of spoken presentations to be recorded?

    • The exam board
    • The students
    • The moderator
    • The centre

  20. Which body appoints the monitor to view centre recordings?

    • UCAS
    • Ofqual
    • AQA
    • Department for Education

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