At the very beginning of the talk, how does Molly catch the audience's attention?, A) She asks an unexpected question about a game of peekaboo., B) She starts crying like a baby., C) She reads a long page from a science textbook., D) She stands completely silent for one minute., How does Molly stand while she is giving her speech on the stage?, A) She walks around quickly and constantly changes places., B) She stands straight, remains mostly in one clear spot, and looks stable., C) She leans heavily against the back wall., D) She sits down on the floor to talk to the audience., What does Molly do with her eyes when she is speaking?, A) She looks down at her shoes the whole time., B) She stares directly at the ceiling., C) She looks out at the people in the audience to connect with them., D) She closes her eyes tightly because she is nervous., When Molly uses her hands to gesture, how do her movements look?, A) Big, open, and helpful to explain her words (like showing sizes)., B) Small, hidden behind her back, or kept inside her pockets., C) Very fast and aggressive, waving them around wildly., D) She keeps her arms completely frozen by her sides., How would you describe Molly's voice during the presentation?, A) Very soft and quiet, making it difficult to hear., B) Loud, clear, and easy for everyone in the room to understand., C) Super fast, speaking without any pauses., D) Angry and screaming., At around 2 minutes into the video, Molly uses a blue bag and a red bag. Why does she show these items?, A) To carry her personal belongings off the stage., B) To give a colorful gift to her little friend Ari., C) To visually show the difference in size between a baby's brain at birth and after one year., D) To show her favorite fashion accessories., How does Molly show a change in feeling when she talks about a child feeling sad or confused?, A) She laughs loudly and smiles at the audience., B) She changes her face expression and makes her tone of voice more serious and slower., C) She runs away from the stage., D) She starts shouting at her neighbor on stage., When Molly is speaking, how does she use pauses (stopping for a second)?, A) She never stops, not even to take a breath., B) She pauses nicely after important ideas to let the audience think., C) She stops for a long time because she forgets her next words., D) She stops after every single word., What is Molly's overall tone and attitude during most of the presentation?, A) Friendly, confident, and passionate about her topic., B) Bored and tired, showing she wants to go home., C) Shy and scared of the big crowd., D) Serious and unkind to the people listening., How does Molly introduce her friends, Ari and Elma, on the stage?, A) She ignores them and acts like they are not there., B) She points to them, smiles, introduces them by name, and welcomes them warmly., C) She tells them to leave immediately without saying anything else., D) She whispers their names quietly so no one can hear., When Molly smiles during her presentation, what effect does it have on the audience?, A) It makes the audience feel uncomfortable and confused., B) It makes the presentation feel warm, welcoming, and engaging., C) It makes the audience think she is telling a joke the whole time., D) It has no effect at all., When Molly says numbers, like "1 million connections every second" or "90% of the volume," what does she do with her voice?, A) She says them very quickly so people do not notice them., B) She emphasizes them clearly so the audience understands they are important., C) She mumbles them quietly., D) She speaks in a very high-pitched, funny voice., At the end of her presentation, Molly says "Thank you." How is her posture when she finishes?, A) She runs off the stage immediately before the audience can clap., B) She stands proudly, smiles at the audience, and accepts the applause., C) She hides her face in her hands., D) She sits down on the stage floor., What can we learn from Molly about using props (like the colorful bags) in a presentation?, A) Props are distracting and we should never use them., B) Props should be hidden until the very end of the speech., C) Simple props help the audience understand and remember complex information easily., D) Props are only for children's presentations., If a speaker needs to use paper notes during a presentation, what is the best way to hold them?, A) Hold them high up to completely cover your face so no one can see you., B) Hold them lightly at waist level, look down only when needed, and keep your chest open to the audience., C) Roll the paper into a tube and wave it around like a toy while speaking., D) Fold the paper very small and hide it inside your shoe.

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