Lesson T1.3.3
T1.3.3 Oral and digital presentations Quiz: KS3 Design & Technology, Unit 1
20 questions
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Lesson T1.3.3, Oral and digital presentations: 20 multiple choice questions for the KS3 Design & Technology (National Curriculum), Unit 1: Design, written with Revision Ninja.
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The 20 questions
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What defines an oral presentation in a design context?
- Building scale models
- Reading silent text
- Drafting CAD files
- Speaking to listeners
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Which digital tool best combines images and key points for a class presentation?
- Database manager
- Spreadsheet workbook
- Presentation software
- Vector plotter
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What are three essential elements a good design presentation must cover?
- Recipe, ingredients, oven
- History, politics, law
- Problem, solution, testing
- Profit, tax, wages
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Where should a presenter primarily look during a live talk?
- At their shoes
- At the slides
- At the ceiling
- At the audience
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Which format is best for sharing a design presentation with a remote audience?
- A hand-carved model
- A chalk drawing
- A video recording
- A paper flyer
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What is the most effective way to demonstrate product functionality in a presentation?
- An unlabelled sketch
- A blank datasheet
- A static price tag
- Annotated usage video
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Why should a design presentation include user feedback?
- Eliminating design faults
- Reducing production time
- Showing user refinement
- Lowering material costs
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What must a presenter do before using computer-based presentation tools?
- Print every slide
- Check equipment works
- Change screen resolution
- Delete design files
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Why might a designer present a digital 3-D model to clients?
- Smell the plastics
- Weigh the product
- Taste the finish
- Rotate and inspect
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What is a logical structure for an oral design presentation?
- Price then materials
- Conclusion to intro
- Problem to evaluation
- Random idea order
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What is a key feature of a clear presentation slide?
- Dense paragraphs of text
- Few points and images
- Detailed assembly manuals
- Complex financial tables
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What is the clearest way to present product costs to an audience?
- An unlabelled sketch
- A cost table
- A raw data file
- A long speech
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What is the main benefit of rehearsing an oral presentation?
- Source raw materials
- Calculate profit margins
- Design new logos
- Check timing and clarity
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What term describes an online collection of shareable design work?
- Spreadsheet file
- Digital portfolio
- Design specification
- CAD software
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Which tool helps a presenter demonstrate a product's mechanical movement?
- An animated diagram
- A block diagram
- A static photo
- A pencil sketch
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Why should a presentation be tailored to the audience's needs?
- Pitch level correctly
- Use complex jargon
- Fill presentation time
- Reduce preparation work
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What does evaluating a design against its specification involve?
- Selling finished products
- Judging strengths and weaknesses
- Mining raw materials
- Filing patent applications
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A presentation lasts 6 minutes and each of 4 parts takes the same time. How long is each part?
- 120 seconds
- 90 seconds
- 150 seconds
- 60 seconds
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What is a useful way to end a design presentation?
- Handing out blank paper
- Leaving the room quietly
- Summary and next steps
- Opening new questions
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Why include early sketches in a digital presentation?
- Hide final dimensions
- Confuse the audience
- Show design thinking
- Waste slide space
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