Which of the following is not a directive to be kept in mind while delivering a presentation?
A) The presenter should sum up his or her points on a particular item before moving on to the next item on his or her outline.
B) The presenter should know the opening and the closing lines of his/her presentation.
C) The presenter should not stand in front of his or her visual aids.
D) The presenter is allowed to digress from the key points in his or her outline.

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All of the other options provide useful directives for delivering a successful presentation, while option D suggests the presenter is allowed to go off-topic, which can lead to a lack of clarity and comprehension among the audience.

Which of the Following Is Not a Directive to Be