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What were you doing when your teacher woke up this morning?

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What were you doing at exactly 3:17 yesterday afternoon?

3

What were your parents doing when you were secretly eating snacks?

4

What was your cat (or pet) doing while you were sleeping?

5

What were you doing when the electricity went out?

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What were you doing when someone called your name yesterday?

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What were you wearing while you were sleeping last night?

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What were you thinking about while you were brushing your teeth this morning?

9

What was your best friend doing while you were having breakfast?

10

What were your neighbors doing at midnight? (Guess!)

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What were you doing when your phone made its last sound yesterday?

12

What was your backpack doing while you were in class?

13

If a camera followed you yesterday, what were you doing at 5 p.m.?

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What were you doing while your parents were talking?

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What was your teacher doing at 10 p.m. last night? (Guess!)

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Silly "Shocking" Questions

17

Were you sleeping while your parents were cleaning the house?

18

Were you singing in the bathroom yesterday?

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Were you dancing when nobody was watching?

20

Were you talking to yourself yesterday?

21

Were you crying because your Wi-Fi was slow?

22

Were you looking in the fridge every ten minutes?

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Were you pretending to study while you were watching YouTube?

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Were you laughing at your own jokes?

25

Were you wearing mismatched socks yesterday?

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Were you eating something strange while watching TV?

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What is the primary purpose of a slide in a presentation?

28

Which transition effect is usually best for a professional presentation?

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What should you avoid to keep slides readable?

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How many bullets per slide is a good guideline?

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Which element is most important for slide readability?

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What is a good practice for slide pacing during a talk?

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Which feature helps keep a presentation engaging without overwhelming?

34

What should you do when exporting a presentation for a screen share?

35

What is the best practice for slide titles?

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Which is a recommended practice for slide accessibility?

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Slides should reinforce the speaker, not replace them.

Fade is subtle and keeps focus on content.

Small fonts force the audience to strain and lose attention.

Limit to 3-5 to maintain clarity.

Clear type and contrast improve legibility.

Pace helps audience follow without fatigue.

Images and diagrams aid understanding when used sparingly.

Fonts must render correctly on other devices.

A strong title guides the audience.

Alt text helps users with assistive tech

 
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