The document discusses a digital aid called "PRESENTATION" created by Microsoft to help presenters present topics to audiences. However, the name is considered a misnomer as the software does not present topics itself but rather assists presenters. It also provides tips for effective public speaking such as starting positively, preparing by practicing deep breathing, and maintaining composure by avoiding apologies and unnecessary pauses.

2. A digital aid for presenters to present there
topic to the audience.
This software is named as “PRESENTATION”
by Microsoft.
This is a misnomer

3. Informative
PersuasiveEntertaining

4. a) Basically a speech that is aimed at educating an
audience.
b) It focuses on a particular topic, and it will be
delivered by an expert of the topic who will be
able to tackle any question that may arise from
the audience based on the speech.

5. I. Stipulating an uncommon or altered use, usually to
support an argument for some view, or to create or alter
rights, duties or crimes.
II. Involve imprecise notions, such as "freedom",
"terrorism", "democracy"

6. A. A form of activity that holds the attention and interest of
an audience, or gives pleasure and delight.
B. It can be an idea or a task,
C.But is more likely to be one of the activities or events that
have developed over thousands of years specifically for
the purpose of keeping an audience's attention.

7. An LCD
projector
An over
head
projector
A flip
chart
A video
player
An audio
player

8. I. Sipping a little water before beginning.
II. Taking a deep breath.
III. Telling oneself something positive like “I’m going to
speak something very interesting to my audience”.

9. DO’S DON’Ts
 Start with a positive
Statement.
 Never begin with an
apology for not
preparing well.
 Do not show any
nervousness on your
face
Do not deviate from
the main topic
Do not have long
pauses in the middle of
the presentation.
Observe the audience
reaction while
presenting