In the Direct Approach to Presenting an Award

question 55

Multiple Choice

In the direct approach to presenting an award:

• A)you mention characteristics of the person receiving the award without initially mentioning their name.
• B)you allow the audience to start guessing who the recipient might be.
• C)you first mention a list of the recipient's accomplishments,or perhaps a positive story about them.
• D)you announce the recipient's name followed by the reasons for choosing them to receive the award.
• E)you share the information that is sure to reveal the recipient's identity right before you present the award.

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Definitions:

Frequency Distribution

A representation, either in graphical or tabular form, showing how often each different value in a set of data occurs.

Area Code

A segment of a telephone number that designates a particular geographical area or jurisdiction for routing calls.

Cannot Be Determined

This indicates a situation or conclusion that cannot be precisely ascertained or established based on the given information or data.

Nominal Scale

A classification of data into distinct categories that cannot be ranked or ordered and are only differentiated by name.