Speaking from Notes or an Outline Is Often Effective Because

question 71

Multiple Choice

Speaking from notes or an outline is often effective because

• A)you can look at the notes instead of at your audience.
• B)you can maintain a natural speaking flow.
• C)it reduces the likelihood that you will improvise.
• D)it enables you to read the presentation word-for-word.
• E)it takes far less time to prepare than writing out the entire presentation.

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