The correct answer is A. Activities, group discussions, question and answer sessions.
Explanation
The term "interactive" is used to refer to a relationship between two subjects or objects or between an object and a subject, this relationship is characterized by the fact that each of the parties influences the other. According to the above, an interactive presentation is one in which the presenter has a direct relationship with the audience that is the object of his presentation and in which everyone participates. Therefore, the most appropriate way for a presenter to start with an interactive presentation is through an activity to draw the people's attention to the topic that is going to be discussed. Also, this helps the presenter to know the pre-concepts that the group has on this topic. Secondly, it is appropriate starts a group discussion to compare all the opinions and knowledge of participants to establish a relationship between all the ideas they have and establish a general idea about the subject discussed. Finally, a question and answer session should be held in which the presenter takes the voice to answer the questions or doubts that have been left to the members of the group involved on the subject discussed throughout the session. Therefore, the correct answer is A. Activities, group discussions, question and answer session
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Equiano wanted to show the white man's cruelty through his narrative. He included a description of the flogging of a white man to show that if a white man could be so cruel towards a member of his own race, how would he treat a member of the black race, which at the time he considered inferior. He started fearing for his own life even more at this point.
<em>"One white man in particular I saw, when we were permitted to be on deck, flogged so unmercifully with a large rope near the foremast, that he died in consequence of it; and they tossed him over the side as they would have done a brute. This made me fear these people the more; and I expected nothing less than to be treated in the same manner."</em>
Answer: He makes a claim then follow with his counter argument
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