You're Using a Graph to Illustrate an Important Point in Your

question 19

Multiple Choice

You're using a graph to illustrate an important point in your speech. You finish the point and prepare to move on to another point not illustrated by the graph. You should

• A) leave the graph visible to your audience in case you need to remind listeners of the point later in your speech
• B) stand in front of the graph so that the graph doesn't become a distraction
• C) hand the graph to one of your listeners to hold until you ask for it back
• D) cover the graph or remove it and place it face down on a tabletop

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