The introduction to an oral presentation should ________.
A)cover a limited number of main points,say,two to four
B)try to establish the credibility of the audience
C)be organized using a common strategy such as chronological or geographical
D)preview the main points of the presentation

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The introduction to an oral presentation should preview the main points of the presentation to give the audience an idea of what to expect and help them follow along during the presentation. Covering a limited number of main points (A) and using a common strategy (C) can be helpful, but they are not as critical as previewing the main points. Establishing the credibility of the audience (B) is not necessary as the presenter should focus on establishing their own credibility.

The Introduction to an Oral Presentation Should ________