If your speech or presentation requires the audience to participate in an upcoming project, you should
A) lead people to believe that the decision will be easy to carry out.
B) close your speech on a note of uncertainty.
C) close your speech by explaining who is responsible for doing what.
D) go directly to the question-and-answer session after you cover the main points of your speech.

Question

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By closing your speech by explaining who is responsible for doing what, you clarify the expectations and roles of the audience members in the upcoming project. This can help to increase accountability and ensure that everyone is clear on their responsibilities.

If Your Speech or Presentation Requires the Audience to Participate