On her way to public-speaking class, Delaney decided to add one last presentation aid to her speech. Was this a good idea, according to your textbook?
A) No, because Delaney didn't have a chance to rehearse with the new aid.
B) Yes, because the more creative the presentation aids, the better the speech will be .
C) Yes, if Delaney was certain that the presentation aid would make a difference.
D) No, because the extra presentation aid would make Delaney's speech too long.
Answer: A
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