When Presenting Visuals

question 4

Multiple Choice

When presenting visuals,

• A) turn your back on the audience and look at the visuals on the screen.
• B) leave the equipment on even when you are not using it.
• C) discuss them generally, without pointing to important elements.
• D) avoid displaying them until you are ready to discuss them.
• E) stand directly in front of the screen displaying the visuals.

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