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Fill in each numbered blank with ONE suitable word to complete the passage below. Write it on your answer sheet.
A shorter presentation
Do you find the idea of sitting through yet another slide show presentation fills you with dread? Do you find (1) _____ hard to stay awake when confronted with slide after slide and an hour-long talk? Well, don't worry. there is a solution. Presentations don't have to be long and boring; they can be short, attention grabbing and (2) _____ a competitive sport.
In Japan in 2003 Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham are looking for a better way for ambitious young architects to show (3) _____ work easily, efficiently and informally. They wanted to increase the numbers of presenters talking (4) _____ make them events and raise audience attention and realised they needed to limit the length of presentations and (5) _____ concise. They came up with something (6) _____ Pecha Kucha; a presentation format (7) _____ permits only 20 slides and only 20 seconds to talk about (8) _____ one. This means the whole presentation lasts exactly 6 minutes and 40 seconds. (9) _____ you start with the first slide there is no stopping and no going back.
Pecha Kucha events now take place throughout the world and are immensely popular. The Pecha Kucha format is now being used in (10) _____ types of settings including business and academia in cities as far apart as Auckland and Vancouver. So why not try it next time you have to give a presentation?
A shorter presentation
Do you find the idea of sitting through yet another slide show presentation fills you with dread? Do you find (1) _____ hard to stay awake when confronted with slide after slide and an hour-long talk? Well, don't worry. there is a solution. Presentations don't have to be long and boring; they can be short, attention grabbing and (2) _____ a competitive sport.
In Japan in 2003 Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham are looking for a better way for ambitious young architects to show (3) _____ work easily, efficiently and informally. They wanted to increase the numbers of presenters talking (4) _____ make them events and raise audience attention and realised they needed to limit the length of presentations and (5) _____ concise. They came up with something (6) _____ Pecha Kucha; a presentation format (7) _____ permits only 20 slides and only 20 seconds to talk about (8) _____ one. This means the whole presentation lasts exactly 6 minutes and 40 seconds. (9) _____ you start with the first slide there is no stopping and no going back.
Pecha Kucha events now take place throughout the world and are immensely popular. The Pecha Kucha format is now being used in (10) _____ types of settings including business and academia in cities as far apart as Auckland and Vancouver. So why not try it next time you have to give a presentation?
