When citing references in an oral presentation you should
A)err on the side of citing too much information about a source than too little.
B) preface citations by saying "I have a quote here."
C) not mention the actual author but be sure to mention the publication date.
D)not mention citations in the actual speech but rather only in a detailed reference list.

Question

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It is better to provide too much information than too little to give credit to the sources used in your presentation. This also helps your audience to find and follow up on the references.

Answer: B
 It is important to preface the citation by saying "I have a quote here" or "according to [name of author]" to signal to your audience that you are using someone else's words or ideas.

Answer: D
 It is not enough to only provide a list of references at the end of your presentation. You should also cite your sources in the actual speech to give credit to the authors and to help your audience understand where the information is coming from.

When Citing References in an Oral Presentation You Should