In the Context of Making a PowerPoint Presentation, When Is

question 150

Multiple Choice

In the context of making a PowerPoint presentation, when is "less is more" good advice?

• A) in avoiding the temptation to give examples beyond those provided on the slides
• B) in keeping the number of pictures and graphics to a minimum so that they don't distract from the key points on each slide
• C) in limiting the amount of material you include on each slide
• D) in keeping the size of the audience relatively small

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