The closing of a presentation should

call the audience to action and leave them thinking.

give in-depth reasons for supporting the claim.

share a story to prepare the audience to listen.

hook the audience and quickly capture their attention

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Gianni Greene

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14 February, 02:46

The closing of a presentation should

call the audience to action and leave them thinking.

give in-depth reasons for supporting the claim.

share a story to prepare the audience to listen.

hook the audience and quickly capture their attention

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Drew Stanton · Answer 1

The answer should be,"call the audience to action and leave them thinking."

" Hooking the audience and quickly capturing their attention"is only needed in the beginning to draw the audiences' attention and hook them in.

Next, you would share a story to prepare the audience to listen as the body of your presentation

Then you "give in-depth reasons for supporting the claim."So that you would have evidence and facts to back up your claim.

The closing of a presentation shouldcall the audience to action and leave them thinking.give in-depth reasons for supporting the claim.share a story to prepare the audience to listen.hook the audience and quickly capture their attention

The closing of a presentation should

call the audience to action and leave them thinking.

give in-depth reasons for supporting the claim.

share a story to prepare the audience to listen.

hook the audience and quickly capture their attention