Enhance Your Media Presence

They can be used to illustrate a situation or help people remember a point (correct)

They should replace stories and examples to keep the presentation concise

They should be used only if they are very short and to the point

They are unnecessary and should be avoided in presentations

A moral lesson at the end

A dramatic conflict throughout

An unexpected twist at the end

A beginning, a middle, and an end (correct)

To memorize the content of the presentation

To become aware of body language and clothing choices (correct)

To practice storytelling techniques

To observe the audience's reactions

<p>Listen to other speakers. There are lots of good resources online, such as TED talks and The Moth, which is a great storytelling website. Also, listen to people talking when you're out and about, for example traveling on public transportation or in line at the supermarket. You never know what witty remarks or good stories you might pick up along the way.</p> Signup and view all the answers