Computerized presentations, using software such as PowerPoint™, can do more harm than good to a speech. This is because _____
A. too many slides and images confuse the audience and take attention away from the speaker
B. such tools make public speaking too easy for the speaker
C. the programs are too difficult to use to create content
D. one has to be an artist to compose a good slide
A
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