Answer: Switching directions
Explanation: Given that Jillian had a presentation before employees on employee morale, she used verbal signpost to orient listeners, i.e employees at one point of her presentation, to get them attention to what she thought was important and why she even gave a presentation. In doing so, she used a verbal signpost called switch directions because she started to move in the other direction from the question of a problem with morale, which is how to solve such a problem. So Jillian directed her listeners to what she considered the essence of the presentation. This signpost is used by the presenter because it is a medium managed by the presenter. So the audience doesn't read the newspaper so that listeners can turn the page they want, or go to the main menu to flip through options, the presenter does it for the audience by directing them to the point. Signpost as a directing audience has other forms besides switching direction depending on the needs and how to direct the listeners or what to point them to.
Answer:
66%
Explanation:
Research says that about two-thirds (which represents 66 percent) of children between the ages of four months and three years are cared for by adults that do not represent their biological parents at a point in their lives.
This is the case with Angela whose mother does not care for her during her first years.
