Challenge: Communicating Verbally

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question
This statement is a useful way to frame your upcoming story –

Before I get into the details, I’ll set the scene, so you know where I am coming from
- True – it lets my audience know what I am about to tell them
- False – this is a 'flag', not a 'frame'
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question
This statement provides a useful way to ‘flag' where you are up to in your communication

I will now move on to my third point.
- True – Flags help us see where we are up to in our overall story architecture
- False – this is a frame, not a flag
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question
How do we help our audience keep up with us when we present our storyline (as a one-pager, or in any other format)?
- Provide a verbal roadmap to explain the way you will tell your story
- Frame first to let them know what is coming
- Flag as you go through to let them know where you are up to in that overall structure
- All of the above
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question
When we have just 5 minutes to communicate, how much of our storyline should we expect to convey?
- All of our storyline including all of our data, down to the finest detail
- The introduction, so what, top line and an overview of our supporting points
- Only the introduction and the so what. We might get to the top line if we speak quickly
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Question 5 of 5

5. Question
What words will you use to frame your next piece of communication?

Everyone has their own personal style. Think about the next piece of communication you need to deliver (if it will be a while, go back to your most recent presentation).

Write down the words you would use to frame it to help cement the approach in your own mind.
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