(SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS ASAP)
(first person to answer correctly gets brainlest)

1. You need to _____ the results of your written report when you are giving an oral presentation.

A. revise

B. leave out

C. summarize

D. exaggerate


2. Which of these could be the audience for a presentation?

A. the auditorium at a university

B. the students in your science class

C. the broadening of scientific understanding

D. the giving of a humorous presentation about animals


3. The audience for a presentation refers to _____.

A. who you are presenting to

B. why you are presenting the results

C. how you are presenting the information

D. where you are making your presentation


4. It is a good idea to include graphs in your lab report to help explain _____.

A. your hypothesis

B. your step-by-step procedure

C. the question you investigated

D. the conclusion that you made


5. It is important to include _____ in a lab report.

A. your hypothesis

B. fun facts about science

C. results from other experiments

D. the audience you are writing for


6. One reason you may give an oral presentation is to _____.

A. share the results of your experiment

B. revise your conclusion to match the data

C. tell other people what you think about science

D. explain what your favorite part of science class is


7. The purpose of a presentation is _____.

A. who you are presenting to

B. why you are presenting the results

C. how you are presenting the information

D. when you are making your presentation


8. An example of the purpose of a presentation is _____.

A. to create a better hypothesis

B. speaking in a serious manner

C. to explain about a new discovery

D. speaking to a group of sixth grade students


9. A written report is often intended to _____.

A. collect as much data as possible

B. explain the results of an experiment

C. give an interesting opinion about scientists

D. prove that a question does not need to be asked