Author Question: Generally, when presenting to a larger audience, A) the more informal the presentation. B) more ... (Read 59 times)

rachel9 · **on:** Jun 23, 2018

Generally, when presenting to a larger audience,

A) the more informal the presentation.
B) more time should be allotted for questions.
C) the presentation becomes more formal.
D) the more visuals should be used.
E) the less chance of everyone in the audience understanding the message.

Question 2

What six stages should you go through in preparing an effective outline for a presentation?

What will be an ideal response?

shewald78 · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Answer: C
Explanation: C) If you're addressing a large audience or if the event is important, establish a more formal atmosphere. During formal presentations, speakers are often on a stage or platform, standing behind a lectern and using a microphone so that their remarks can be heard throughout the room or captured for broadcasting or webcasting.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: In the first stage, state your purpose and main idea. Doing so will help to ensure that everything you add later will relate to these components of your presentation. The second stage involves organizing your major points and sub-points in a manner that is logical and effective. Third, identify your introduction, body, and close. Fourth, show your connections by writing out in sentence form the transitions you plan to use to move from one part to the next. Fifth, show your sources by preparing your bibliography carefully. Sixth, choose a title for your presentation that will let your audience know what to expect. Composing an effective title is especially important if your speech will be publicized ahead of time or introduced by someone else.