When Giving a Presentation to an Audience Who Will Want

question 41

Multiple Choice

When giving a presentation to an audience who will want to review the presentation later, the appropriate handout will be

• A) a complete copy of the slides or of the report or proposal.
• B) an outline of the basics with room for notes.
• C) a quick-reference sheet.
• D) a list of resources.
• E) a card specifying the details of the venue and the date of the presentation.

Compare and contrast various theoretical perspectives on free will and determinism, including determinism, indeterminism, compatibilism, and soft determinism.

Critically evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of different views on freedom, including Kant's and Sartre's approaches.

Develop and articulate a coherent argument either defending or criticizing determinism.

Creatively illustrate the debate on freedom and determinism through fictional dialogue, demonstrating an understanding of the key issues and positions.

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Definitions:

Main Idea

A specific statement about the topic of a message.

Deadlines

Specific dates or times by which tasks must be completed or submissions made.

Opening Paragraph

The initial section of a piece of writing that introduces the topic and grabs the reader's attention.

Appendix

Supplementary section that contains materials related to the report but not included in the text because they are too long or perhaps not relevant to everyone in the audience.