Question 1 of 6

What does S.T.A.R. stand for?

• A. Signal the audience regularly
• B. Something they’ll always remember
• C. Study twice and repeat
• D. Stop twitching and relax

Question 2 of 6

How might a good sound bite get used from 
your presentation?

• A. A press release
• B. Social media
• C. A rally cry
• D. Any of the above

Question 3 of 6

Eloquent, descriptive words are one way to create an image, but a better way to leave a vivid imprint is to:

• A. Use simple graphs along with the words 
to help explain
• B. Use fancy fonts and styles
• C. Use powerful photographs or images
• D. Simplify the language

Question 4 of 6

When it comes to shocking statistics, your presentation should:

• A. Avoid them at all costs
• B. Lessen them so they are not as disturbing
• C. Retell them in a way that downplays 
their importance
• D. Draw attention to them

Question 5 of 6

Another type of S.T.A.R. moment is Memorable Dramatization. An example would be:

• A. A short DVD the audience can take with them
• B. A prop, a demo, or even a reenactment 
or skit
• C. Giving Hollywood examples
• D. All of the above

Question 6 of 6

Stories that pack an emotional punch should only be used if appropriate for the content and occasion.

• A. True
• B. False