When writing down what to cover in a presentation, it is best to include:
A) full sentence points.
B) several paragraphs, each containing one point.
C) key points and phrases.
D) the presentation in full, including every word you are going to say.
E) the presentation in a narrative style.

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Including key points and phrases allows for a concise and organized outline that can be easily referred to during the presentation. Full sentence points are unnecessary and can be time-consuming to write out, while several paragraphs for each point can become overwhelming and difficult to reference. Writing out the entire presentation or using a narrative style is not practical for an outline.

When Writing Down What to Cover in a Presentation, It