In the Introduction to a Talk, Which Three of the Following

question 2

Multiple Choice

In the introduction to a talk, which three of the following are necessary?

• A) Focusing the audience's attention on your message.
• B) Establishing your credibility.
• C) Showing how the topic is important to them, not just to you.
• D) Giving a summary of all the points you intend to make.
• E) Keeping the audience guessing about the main theme of your talk until near the end, then springing it upon them.

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Definitions:

Drawing

In accounting, refers to the withdrawal of cash or goods by the owner from a business for personal use.

Account Group

An account group is a categorization of individual financial accounts in the general ledger that helps organize and report financial information.

Owner's Equity

The portion of a company’s assets that belongs to the owners after liabilities have been deducted.

Supplies

Items that are used in the daily operations of a business or organization, often consumed in the process.