How to look good in a video conference
  • 1. What is the optimal camera angle for a video conference?
A) Eye level or slightly above
B) Looking down at the camera
C) Looking up at the camera
D) Extreme close-up
  • 2. Which lighting setup is generally best for video conferences?
A) Backlighting
B) Harsh overhead light
C) Soft, diffused light in front of you
D) No light at all
  • 3. What is the ideal distance from the camera?
A) Arm's length
B) Completely out of frame
C) Too close, filling the entire frame
D) Too far, making you appear small
  • 4. What type of background is generally recommended?
A) Extremely busy pattern
B) Completely dark
C) Clean and uncluttered
D) Visually distracting and messy
  • 5. What is an appropriate clothing choice for most video conferences?
A) Pajamas
B) Business casual or professional
C) Anything with busy patterns
D) A distracting costume
  • 6. What is the best way to test your audio before a meeting?
A) Assume it will work
B) Start talking loudly without checking
C) Mute yourself permanently
D) Use the platform's built-in audio test
  • 7. What should you do with notifications during a video conference?
A) Actively respond to them during the meeting
B) Play notification sounds for everyone
C) Turn them off or silence them
D) Leave them on at full volume
  • 8. How should you make eye contact during a video conference?
A) Look at your own image on the screen
B) Look around the room
C) Close your eyes
D) Look directly at the camera
  • 9. What can a good quality microphone do for your video conference presence?
A) Distort your voice
B) Make you sound quieter
C) Introduce static
D) Improve clarity and reduce background noise
  • 10. Why is good posture important during a video conference?
A) It makes you look shorter
B) It's physically uncomfortable
C) It conveys confidence and engagement
D) It makes you invisible
  • 11. What's a quick way to improve your appearance before a video conference?
A) Apply excessive makeup
B) Ignore your appearance entirely
C) Wear a hat that covers your face
D) Brush your hair and check your teeth
  • 12. If you have to look away from the camera, what should you do?
A) Pretend you didn't look away
B) Turn your back to the camera
C) Briefly glance away and then return focus
D) Stare off into the distance for extended periods
  • 13. What is an important consideration regarding your internet connection?
A) Use the slowest connection possible
B) Download large files during the meeting
C) Disconnect and reconnect repeatedly
D) Ensure a stable and reliable connection
  • 14. What is the best practice for muting/unmuting your microphone?
A) Tap your microphone repeatedly to test it
B) Always leave your microphone unmuted
C) Mute when not speaking to minimize background noise
D) Never unmute your microphone
  • 15. How should you address participants at the start of the conference?
A) Greet everyone warmly and professionally
B) Complain about technical difficulties
C) Ignore everyone and start talking immediately
D) Start singing loudly
  • 16. What is a benefit of using a virtual background?
A) Consistently enhances performance
B) Always makes you look more professional
C) Hides a messy or unprofessional environment
D) Never causes any glitches
  • 17. What's a good way to engage with other participants?
A) Stare blankly at the screen
B) Actively ignore everything being said
C) Nod, smile, and provide verbal cues of agreement
D) Yawn frequently
  • 18. Why is it important to be on time for a video conference?
A) Being late is expected
B) It doesn't matter if you are late
C) Being late makes you look important
D) Shows respect for other participants' time
  • 19. What should you do if someone interrupts you?
A) Politely wait for them to finish before continuing
B) Talk over them loudly
C) Ignore them completely
D) Hang up on them
  • 20. What is the best way to share your screen during a presentation?
A) Close unnecessary applications and browser tabs
B) Accidentally share private information
C) Share a blank screen
D) Share your entire desktop without preparation
  • 21. How can you minimize distractions in your environment?
A) Invite everyone to join your meeting
B) Play loud music in the background
C) Find a quiet space and inform others not to disturb you
D) Conduct the meeting in a busy public area
  • 22. What should you do if you experience technical difficulties?
A) Troubleshoot quickly or inform the meeting organizer
B) Pretend nothing is wrong
C) Panic and start yelling
D) Blame someone else
  • 23. What's a good strategy for taking notes during a video conference?
A) Interrupt the meeting to ask clarifying questions about everything
B) Don't take any notes at all
C) Use a digital or paper notebook to record key points
D) Only take notes on irrelevant topics
  • 24. Why is it important to be aware of your facial expressions?
A) Facial expressions don't matter
B) Making exaggerated faces is always professional
C) You should always frown during meetings
D) They convey your engagement and understanding
  • 25. What is an example of a good closing statement for a video conference?
A) Criticize the performance of others
B) Reveal confidential information
C) Summarize key takeaways and thank participants
D) End the meeting abruptly without saying goodbye
  • 26. What resolution should your camera be to look good?
A) Less than 360p
B) 720p or higher
C) The camera doesn't matter
D) Any resolution works fine
  • 27. What is the best way to handle pets or children who enter the video conference?
A) Briefly acknowledge them and redirect their attention
B) Ignore them completely
C) Shout at them
D) Let them run wild and disrupt the meeting
  • 28. What can you do to improve your screen presence without spending money?
A) Ignore all advice and hope for the best
B) Nothing, you always need to spend money
C) Buy the most expensive equipment
D) Adjust your lighting and camera angle using existing resources
  • 29. How should you position your window in relation to your camera?
A) Position the window in front of you
B) Tape the window shut
C) Don't consider the window
D) Position the window behind you
  • 30. Why is it important to test your setup beforehand?
A) It's more professional to just wing it
B) Technical issues never happen
C) Testing is a waste of time
D) To identify and resolve any technical issues
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