Multiple choice exercise: Useful language for oral presentations

Read these extracts from an oral presentation and choose the purpose of each.

"To illustrate this point..."
Concluding the presentation - Wrong answer
Giving an example - Right answer
Contrasting points - Wrong answer

"Another point to consider is..."
Changing the topic - Wrong answer
Adding a point - Right answer
Responding to a question from the audience - Wrong answer

"Moving on to..."
Asking for questions from the audience - Wrong answer
Listing points in the presentation - Wrong answer
Changing the topic - Right answer

"Today I'd like to talk about..."
Listing points in the presentation - Wrong answer
Changing the topic - Wrong answer
Introducing the presentation - Right answer

"However..."
Giving an example - Wrong answer
Contrasting points - Right answer
Listing points - Wrong answer

"That's a good question..."
Asking for questions from the audience - Wrong answer
Contrasting points - Wrong answer
Responding to a question from the audience - Right answer

"There are three main areas to cover here..."
Listing points - Right answer
Concluding a presentation - Wrong answer
Contrasting points - Wrong answer

"To sum up then..."
Concluding the presentation - Right answer
Responding to a question from the audience - Wrong answer
Giving an example - Wrong answer