The Conclusion of an Oral Presentation Should Accomplish Three Goals

question 55

Multiple Choice

The conclusion of an oral presentation should accomplish three goals: summarize the main themes of the presentation, include a statement that allows you to leave the podium gracefully, and

• A) preview your main points.
• B) establish your credibility.
• C) leave the audience with a specific and memorable take-away.
• D) make the audience a promise to gain their attention.

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Definitions:

Notes Payable

Short-term or long-term liabilities recorded when a company borrows money, often in the form of a formal written agreement to pay a specified amount with interest.

Net Method

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Periodic Inventory Method

An accounting method that updates inventory levels and cost of goods sold at the end of a financial period rather than after each sale.

Voucher Payment

A method of payment where documentation is used to authorize and record a payment transaction.