52.Meetings of such groups as formal committees, boards of directors, and professional organizations usually follow generally accepted rules of conduct known as

13.When discussing a visual, you should not refer to it with physical action and words.

12.When using visuals to present information, you should look at the visuals only when the audience should look at them.

11.Smiles, grimaces, and frowns should be avoided when making oral presentations.

10.An effective approach to delivering a speech is to remain impersonal and distant from your audience in order to project the image of authority.

9.Audiences typically wait until after the introduction of a presentation to begin assessing whether to trust a speaker.

8.Handouts should always be given before a presentation so that listeners can review them and prepare questions.

7.When creating a slideshow presentation, it is important to use animation to transition between each slide.

6.In a webinar, participants expect to interact with the speaker and presentation through polls, questions, and even live chat with the speaker.

5.It is more effective for most people to read a speech than to present it extemporaneously.

4.In an oral presentation, humor should be avoided.