Answer: hmmm, I usually ask weird things. It honestly depends on the kind of people you are having a conversation in and what the discussion is for, for example: "Whats your most embarrassing childhood memory?" is not an appropriate thing to discuss with a group of teachers, especially if you're a student. But, if you are within a group of friends, asking questions such as "What's your favorite band?" can be shut down quick if the person does not have one, I suggest asking a question like, "How do you guys deal with anger?" or "In school, what type of person were you and what's something you remember well?"
Explanation: lol idk
Liars are people who don’t tell the truth.
B. Events in the story's first half mirror events of the second half :)
Let's look at all the options:
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A:(It does not allow audience interaction.)ion
This is false. The speaker has a complete control over when to stop the presentation, so if the audience has some question, the speaker can stop the presentation
B:(It requires special hardware, such as a computer and speakers.)
This is the correct answer! Setting up the hardware and software often takes a long time and delays the start of the presentation
C:(Viewers have no control over the sequence of the presentation.)
This might be true, but viewers have no control over any presentation - only the presenter has ! (the presenter can involve the viewers thought)
D:(It cannot reach a large audience.)
This is false - a multimedia presentation can typically reach a wider audience than a non-multimedia one!
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