When using a presentation aid, there is always the possibility of "something going
wrong" while you are speaking. If something does go wrong with your presentation aid, what should you do as a speaker?
a. There is nothing you can do once something goes wrong; in future speeches use presentation aids sparingly to reduce the chance of something going wrong.
b. End the speech shortly after that distraction.
c. Offer a lengthy apology for the distraction and then continue on with the speech.
d. Have backup supplies and a backup plan in case your best-laid plans go awry.
d
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A. planning an agenda B. selecting members C. handling routine housekeeping details D. preparing for the next meeting
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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