A title slide
A) defines the topic of the presentation and informs the audience why you are speaking on the topic.
B) lists the topics you plan to cover in your presentation.
C) always contains the word "Introduction."
D) is the equivalent of a report's cover and title page.

Question

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A title slide is the equivalent of a report's cover and title page. It should include the title of the presentation, the presenter's name, date, and any other pertinent information such as the audience or organization for which the presentation is being given. It does not necessarily need to list the topics to be covered in the presentation, although some presenters might choose to include a brief agenda. Additionally, "Introduction" is not necessary as the title should already indicate that the presentation is likely an introduction to a particular topic.

A Title Slide