Answer:
He almost became a Buddhist monk. ...
He was into fish and veggies. ...
He was a college dropout. ...
His last words are still a mystery. ...
He followed a simplistic dress code. ...
He met his biological sister at 27. ...
His lifestyle choices possibly resulted in the name 'Apple' ...
He was once fired from Apple.
Explanation:
Answer:
1, 2 and 3
Explanation:
The most important strategy is to be clear and concise, because if you include lots of text in the presentation, it's impossible for the audience to read it and enjoy the presentation.
The second most important feature is the providing of relevant examples. As it's written in the previous item, being clear and concise implies using enough ammount of text and alsogives the presenter the freedom to speak to the audience and keep eyesight, as you don't have to read from the presentation.
Last but not least, the use of appropriate visual elements is important due to the way it calls the attention of the audience. Besides the information you are presenting, the most important part of the presentation is the audience, so it's important to have them engrossed in what you're showing to them.
Answer:
john 3:17
Explanation:
"For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved"
Answer:
C a moment of lightheartedness
Explanation:
In contrast to the rest of Beneatha's debate with Asagai, Asagai's remark in line 26 ("You sound... intellectual") provides a moment of lightheartedness.
This is because the tone is a teasing tone which is quite different from the tone that was used to discuss colonialism and is used as a sort of comic relief.
