Many students choose media such as PowerPoint™ to aid them during their speech
Neil planned to use a computer program to assist him in communicating with his classmates, but because he was busy, he did not develop the slides until one hour before his presentation. While he was delivering his speech, he forgot to move his slides, and he ended up skipping half a dozen. What could Neil have done to make audio-visual aids more effective in his speech?
A. practiced at least once with the slides
B. made a script that he would read word for word
C. created the slides earlier and practiced a few times with them
D. provided his audience with a complete copy of his manuscript speech
C
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Fill in the blanks with correct word
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a. forget the old information that they already know. b. perceive the new information as even more strange and unfamiliar. c. learn the new information more easily. d. be bored with or uninterested in the new information.
A loaded question, by definition, invites the speaker to provide a longer, more detailed answer
Indicate whether the statement is true or false