Recall Questions

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Definition and meaning

With recall questions, you have to remember something or something has to be recalled. Example: A teacher asks his students a question so that they remember the material from the last lesson.

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At the end of a presentation you could ask some recall questions on the topic you talked about and make a quiz out of it, using a tool like SlideLizard.

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Other glossary terms

B2B Events

B2B means Business to Business. B2B events are between at least two companys. They help to build interpersonal relationships, which are important for a successful company.

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Audience Dynamics

Audience Dynamics means the motivations, attitudes, beliefs and values, which influence the listener's behaviour.

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Process Questions

Process questions are similar to recall questions but they need some deeper thoughts and maybe also analysis.

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Leading Questions

Leading questions subconsciously make the respondent think in a certain direction.

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