As defined in your textbook, the visual environment of an online speech refers to

A. the speaker's choice of presentation technology.
B. the interference caused by technological glitches.
C. the onscreen elements seen by the audience.
D. the speaker's presentation of visual aids.
E. the conditions of Internet communication.


Answer: C

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