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Random memory questions

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1

What were you doing when your teacher woke up this morning?

2

What were you doing at exactly 3:17 yesterday afternoon?

3

What were your parents doing when you were secretly eating snacks?

4

What was your cat (or pet) doing while you were sleeping?

5

What were you doing when the electricity went out?

6

What were you doing when someone called your name yesterday?

7

What were you wearing while you were sleeping last night?

8

What were you thinking about while you were brushing your teeth this morning?

9

What was your best friend doing while you were having breakfast?

10

What were your neighbors doing at midnight? (Guess!)

11

What were you doing when your phone made its last sound yesterday?

12

What was your backpack doing while you were in class?

13

If a camera followed you yesterday, what were you doing at 5 p.m.?

14

What were you doing while your parents were talking?

15

What was your teacher doing at 10 p.m. last night? (Guess!)

16

Silly "Shocking" Questions

17

Were you sleeping while your parents were cleaning the house?

18

Were you singing in the bathroom yesterday?

19

Were you dancing when nobody was watching?

20

Were you talking to yourself yesterday?

21

Were you crying because your Wi-Fi was slow?

22

Were you looking in the fridge every ten minutes?

23

Were you pretending to study while you were watching YouTube?

24

Were you laughing at your own jokes?

25

Were you wearing mismatched socks yesterday?

26

Were you eating something strange while watching TV?

27

What is the primary purpose of a slide in a presentation?

28

Which transition effect is usually best for a professional presentation?

29

What should you avoid to keep slides readable?

30

How many bullets per slide is a good guideline?

31

Which element is most important for slide readability?

32

What is a good practice for slide pacing during a talk?

33

Which feature helps keep a presentation engaging without overwhelming?

34

What should you do when exporting a presentation for a screen share?

35

What is the best practice for slide titles?

36

Which is a recommended practice for slide accessibility?

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Slides should reinforce the speaker, not replace them.

Fade is subtle and keeps focus on content.

Small fonts force the audience to strain and lose attention.

Limit to 3-5 to maintain clarity.

Clear type and contrast improve legibility.

Pace helps audience follow without fatigue.

Images and diagrams aid understanding when used sparingly.

Fonts must render correctly on other devices.

A strong title guides the audience.

Alt text helps users with assistive tech

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