Barney Was Giving a Speech on Animal-Borne Diseases

question 8

Multiple Choice

Barney was giving a speech on animal-borne diseases. When discussing each disease, his slides contained a definition, symptoms, risks, treatment, and ways to prevent the disease. Was this an effective strategy?

• A) No, because he used too much information on each slide.
• B) No, because he should have included pictures of each disease.
• C) Yes, because he gave his audience all of the necessary information.
• D) Yes, because he talked about each point he made in his visual aid.

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