In the middle of a presentation, you think of an example that is not on your outline. You should add this new point to your planned material if
A) You have only one other example for that point in your outline.
B) You know that the room is free after your talk so you can go a little over your time.
C) The example will clarify a point because it is relevant to your audience's experiences and interests.
D) The audience is clearly impatient and wants to leave.
E) All of the above.

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The example should be added if it clarifies a point and is relevant to the audience's experiences and interests, making the presentation more engaging and understandable.

In the Middle of a Presentation, You Think of an Example