When Opening an Oral Presentation, You Should Ideally

question 23

Multiple Choice

When opening an oral presentation, you should ideally

• A) ask a question to get the audience's attention, then immediately move on.
• B) explain why you are qualified to speak on the topic.
• C) summarize the five vital points of your presentation.
• D) capture the audience's interest and establish a rapport with them.
• E) begin by reading information out loud from your notes or references.

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Definitions:

NaOH

Sodium hydroxide, a strong base used in many chemical reactions, including saponification and the neutralization of acids.

Sodium Methoxide

A strong base and nucleophile used in organic synthesis, made by reacting sodium with methanol.

Major Alkene Product

The predominant alkene formed in a reaction, determined by factors like the stability of the resulting molecules or the mechanism of the reaction.

Alkene Products

Chemical substances resulting from reactions involving alkenes, which are hydrocarbons with at least one carbon-carbon double bond.