The Number of Visual Aids Used in a Speech Should

question 1

Multiple Choice

The number of visual aids used in a speech should be limited because:

• A) visual aids are unlikely to be remembered.
• B) some visual aids are difficult to see.
• C) you may be speaking in an environment that is not equipped for certain aids.
• D) the focus should be on you, the speaker, not on mechanical objects.
• E) they take too long to prepare.

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