The chapter suggests that if you see audience members with confused, puzzled, or frustrated expressions you should _____.
A)mention what you observed and promise to address questions at the end
B)make adjustments accordingly
C)take a break and discreetly ask the audience members for their input
D)take a break and ask a colleague for their opinion

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Seeing confused, puzzled, or frustrated expressions in the audience indicates that they are not following the presentation. It is important to make adjustments accordingly, such as slowing down, explaining concepts in more detail, or simplifying the language. Mentioning what you observe and promising to address questions at the end may not be enough to help the audience in the moment, and taking a break to ask for input or consulting with a colleague may be too disruptive to the flow of the presentation.

The Chapter Suggests That If You See Audience Members with Confused