When you give a speech without multimedia technology, you may need to prepare notes. You should prepare these notes by writing major ideas
A) as single words.
B) in paragraph form.
C) in a complete sentence or two.
D) on a Kleenex so that your audience won't know you have any notes.

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Writing major ideas in complete sentences or two will provide you with more context and clarity compared to using single words or paragraphs. It will also help you to remember your speaking points and deliver them smoothly. The last option (D) is not a good choice as it is unprofessional and may distract the audience.

When You Give a Speech Without Multimedia Technology, You May