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According to Anderson, what are the three key elements that determine the success of a presentation?
According to Anderson, what are the three key elements that determine the success of a presentation?
- The speaker's style, the visuals, and the length of the presentation
- The speaker's credentials, the topic, and the venue
- The idea, the narrative, and the passion of the speaker (correct)
- The introduction, the body, and the conclusion
What does Anderson suggest if a speaker's thinking is not fully developed for a presentation?
What does Anderson suggest if a speaker's thinking is not fully developed for a presentation?
- Focus on improving the style and delivery
- Use more visuals to compensate for the lack of substance
- Decline the invitation to speak and keep working on the idea (correct)
- Ask for an extension on the deadline to prepare
According to the article, what aspect of a presentation is relatively easy to improve?
According to the article, what aspect of a presentation is relatively easy to improve?
- The problems in delivery and style (correct)
- The speaker's passion
- The quality of the idea
- The narrative structure
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a key element for a great presentation?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a key element for a great presentation?
According to the article, what should a speaker prioritize when preparing a presentation?
According to the article, what should a speaker prioritize when preparing a presentation?
What has the TED conference series presented for more than 30 years?
What has the TED conference series presented for more than 30 years?
According to the article, what is the most important aspect of a great presentation?
According to the article, what is the most important aspect of a great presentation?
What does the article say is relatively easy to improve in a presentation?
What does the article say is relatively easy to improve in a presentation?
What does the article advise a speaker to do if their thinking is not fully developed for a presentation?
What does the article advise a speaker to do if their thinking is not fully developed for a presentation?
