A) are always informative in nature.
B) may vary in complexity.
C) are always delivered face-to-face.
D) are always persuasive in nature.
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A) Handouts should be discussed during the presentation, but they should not be distributed until the presentation is finished.
B) Savvy speakers no longer distribute handouts because audiences view the lowly handout as outdated and environmentally unfriendly.
C) Handouts should be included in the registration packet, along with name tags, lunch tickets, and other event materials distributed prior to the presentation.
D) All answer choices are correct statements about handouts.
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A) Summarizing
B) Previewing
C) Switching directions
D) Enumeration
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A) Speaking skills are not necessary for entry-level workers.
B) Recruiters rank speaking skills as an important "soft skill" desired in employees.
C) Effective speaking skills are not important for a successful career.
D) Speaking skills are important only when communicating face-to-face with others.
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A) illustrate and simplify complex ideas.
B) provide a transition from one major point to the next.
C) demonstrate your use of technology.
D) introduce or review your key points.
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A) Include plenty of personal stories, several anecdotes, and lots of jokes or humor.
B) Use facts, statistics, and expert opinions along with an energizing, upbeat delivery style.
C) Be humorous, add colorful visuals and startling statistics, and keep the presentation brief.
D) Present objective data and expert opinion in a calm, controlled delivery style.
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A) state your recommendation, prove your persuasion, and reinforce the purpose.
B) remind the audience of your credibility, review the attention getter, and restate the purpose.
C) summarize the main themes, give the audience a memorable take-away, and include a statement that allows for a graceful exit.
D) promote your primary claim, advance your supporting claims, and elevate the most viable evidence.
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A) a bond connecting the speaker with the audience.
B) the awareness of topic importance.
C) an understanding of key points.
D) the ability to hear clearly.
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A) Geography/space
B) Chronological
C) Problem/solution
D) Value/size
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A) good organization and intentional repetition.
B) eliminating repetition and removing obvious signposting.
C) appropriate business attire and a multimedia presentation.
D) striking quotations and well-placed gestures.
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A) Adjust the color scheme or font style of existing templates to suit your needs.
B) Never use preinstalled templates when you create a presentation.
C) Always use the same template each time you create a presentation.
D) All answer choices provide good advice about the use of presentation templates.
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A) Rely solely on spell-check to locate and correct any errors.
B) Don't worry about a few spelling and grammatical errors on slides because the attention will be on you rather than on the slides.
C) Proofread your slideshow using a printed copy.
D) Don't worry about being consistent with spacing, capitalization, or punctuation.
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A) preview your main points.
B) review the main theme of the presentation and to provide a final recommendation.
C) seek personal recognition by company management.
D) prove your intelligence.
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