Why should you keep text to a minimum on slides?ASo the focus is on you as the speakerBTo help make your presentation longerCSo the pictures are easier to seeDTo make sure the audience can read everything you have to tell them

When adding text to a PowerPoint presentation, there are important things to consider for a better experience for both the audience and the presenterClear and easy-to-read text is crucial for a PowerPoint presentation.Use a simple and legible font, with large enough text for everyone to see.Keep the amount of text on each slide to a minimum to avoid overwhelming the audience.Utilize bullet points or short phrases to convey the main ideas.Adding visuals like images or graphs can enhance the presentation and make it more engaging.Visuals help illustrate the speaker's points, allowing the audience to listen and read simultaneously.Avoid flashy slides or excessive animations that distract from the speaker.The slides should complement the speaker's message and reinforce the main points.PowerPoint presentations can be helpful tools for easy comprehension and message enhancement.

PowerPoint is a visual aid for many speakers.  Discuss some points to remember when adding text to a PowerPoint presentation.  How do they help make the experience better for the audience and the presenter?  What things can you do when creating a PowerPoint presentation to assure that your work adds to the speaker’s presentation without detracting attention from the speaker?

What can hinder audience engagement and distract from the main points of a presentation?*1 pointOveruse of text-heavy slidesOccasional reading from notesConfident and enthusiastic deliveryStructuring the presentation logicallyEngaging audience interaction

According to the video, the primary disadvantage of presentations isGroup of answer choicesthe audience only has one shot to catch the information.people are afraid of public speaking.most people can't make professional looking slides.PPT is difficult to use.

It is generally NOT a good practice to deliver a presentation by:OptionsMentioning the highlights of what is on the screenReading the entire presentation line by lineParaphrasing what is on the presentation materialsElaborating each bullet point on the presentation materials