2025小学英语“英语演讲”测试卷（含答案）

2025 “ ” 小学英语 英语演讲 测试卷（含答案） 一、单项选择题（每题2 分，共10 题） 1. When you start your speech, you should greet the audience. Which is the best way? A. "Hello, everyone." B. "Good morning/afternoon, ladies and gentlemen." C. "Hey, you guys!" D. "Let's start now." 2. What is the main purpose of an introduction in a speech? A. To tell a long story. B. To thank everyone for coming. C. To grab attention and tell what the speech is about. D. To ask the audience questions. 3. Which phrase is useful for moving to your next main point? A. "That's all." B. "Now, let's talk about..." C. "I forgot something." D. "Is that okay?" 4. If you make a small mistake while speaking, what should you do? A. Stop and apologize many times. B. Say "Oops!" loudly. C. Correct it quickly if needed, then keep going calmly. D. Ask the audience what to do. 5. Why is eye contact important during a speech? A. It makes you look smarter. B. It helps you remember your words. C. It connects you with the audience and shows confidence. D. It lets you see the time. 6. What should you do with your hands while speaking? A. Put them in your pockets the whole time. B. Wave them around wildly. C. Use natural gestures to help explain your points. D. Hold onto the podium tightly. 7. How can you make your voice sound interesting? A. Speak very fast all the time. B. Speak in a loud shout. C. Use changes in speed, volume, and pitch. D. Whisper most of your speech. 8. What is a good way to end your speech? A. Just walk away. B. Say "That's it" and sit down. C. Summarize your main point and say "Thank you." D. Ask if there are any questions and then leave. 9. Why is practicing your speech out loud important? A. It makes the speech shorter. B. It helps you memorize every single word perfectly. C. It makes you less nervous and helps with timing and flow. D. It's only important for long speeches. 10. What should you do if you feel very nervous before speaking? A. Skip your turn. B. Take a few deep breaths and remember you are prepared. C. Tell the audience you are too scared. D. Rush through your speech very fast. 二、多项选择题（每题2 分，共10 题） 1. Which of the following are good ways to begin a speech? (Choose TWO) A. Ask an interesting question. B. Share a surprising fact. C. Start with "Um... well...". D. Complain about having to speak. E. Tell a very short, relevant story. 2. What makes a strong conclusion? (Choose TWO) A. Introducing a completely new idea. B. Briefly restating the main message. C. Ending with a powerful quote or call to action. D. Apologizing for any mistakes. E. Asking the audience if they liked it. 3. Which elements are important for clear speaking? (Choose TWO) A. Speaking very softly. B. Pronouncing words clearly. C. Using a monotone voice. D. Speaking at a moderate pace. E. Mumbling. 4. Good posture during a speech means: (Choose TWO) A. Slouching or leaning heavily on the podium. B. Standing up straight with shoulders back. C. Looking only at your notes or feet. D. Keeping your head up. E. Rocking back and forth constantly. 5. When using visual aids like slides: (Choose TWO) A. Put all your speech text on the slides. B. Make sure they are simple, clear, and easy to see. C. Talk to the screen, not the audience. D. Use them to support your main points, not replace your speech. E. Have as many slides as possible. 6. What can help you remember your speech? (Choose TWO) A. Trying to memorize it word-for-word. B. Using brief notes with key words or phrases. C. Practicing the main ideas and flow many times. D. Reading directly from a long script. E. Relying on the audience to prompt you. 7. Effective gestures might include: (Choose TWO) A. Pointing to emphasize an idea. B. Using hands to show size or shape. C. Folding arms tightly across your chest. D. Jiggling coins in your pocket. E. Keeping hands perfectly still at your sides always. 8. To keep the audience interested, you should: (Choose TWO) A. Speak about only one thing for a very long time. B. Use some enthusiasm in your voice. C. Make your speech very complex and difficult. D. Include examples or stories they can relate to. E. Avoid looking at the audience. 9. What are parts of a well-organized speech? (Choose TWO) A. A clear beginning (introduction). B. Random facts mixed together. C. A middle with main points (body). D. Repeating the same point many times. E. A definite ending (conclusion). 10. If an audience member looks bored or distracted, you could try: (Choose TWO) A. Stopping your speech to ask them why. B. Speaking a bit louder or with more energy. C. Making direct eye contact with them briefly. D. Ignoring them completely. E. Making a joke about them. 三、判断题（每题2 分，共10 题） 1. It's okay to read your entire speech directly from a paper without looking up. ( ) 2. Using filler words like "um", "uh", or "like" too often makes a speech sound less confident. ( ) 3. Speaking faster than normal is always better to fit more information in. ( ) 4. Smiling occasionally during your speech can make you seem more friendly. ( ) 5. The best speeches are always very long and cover many topics. ( ) 6. Practicing in front of a mirror or family member can be helpful. ( ) 7. Visual aids are only necessary for science topics. ( ) 8. It's important to dress neatly and appropriately for giving a speech. ( ) 9. You should never pause during a speech; it shows you forgot your words. ( ) 10. Knowing your audience (like their age or interests) can help you make your speech better. ( ) 四、简答题（每题5 分，共4 题） 1. Imagine your speech topic is "My Favorite Animal". Write a simple opening sentence for your speech. 2. Describe one thing you can do with your voice (besides speaking words) to make your speech more engaging. 3. What is one thing you should do before the day of your speech to feel prepared? 4. If you completely forget what to say next during your speech, what is one calm thing you could do? 答案： 一、单项选择题 1. B 2. C 3. B 4. C 5. C 6. C 7. C 8. C 9. C 10. B 二、多项选择题 1. A, B 2. B, C 3. B, D 4. B, D 5. B, D 6. B, C 7. A, B 8. B, D 9. A, C 10. B, C 三、判断题 1. F 2. T 3. F 4. T 5. F 6. T 7. F 8. T 9. F 10. T 四、简答题 1. (Example) "Today, I want to tell you about the amazing dolphin, my favorite animal in the whole ocean." (Other simple, topic-introducing sentences are acceptable). 2. (Example) I can change my volume (speak louder/softer at times). / I can change my speed (speak faster/slower for effect). / I can use pauses for emphasis. / I can change my pitch (sound higher/lower). 3. (Example) Practice my speech out loud several times. / Prepare any notes or visual aids I need. / Choose what to wear. / Get a good night's sleep. 4. (Example) Take a slow, deep breath. / Look at my notes briefly. / Briefly restate the last point I made. / Pause for a moment to collect my thoughts. (Answers should focus on staying calm and recovering, not panicking).