Question

All presentations should have this. A. a clear central message. B. a design template. C. at least seven slides. D. special effects.

Answer 1

Answer:

A. a clear central message.

When creating a presentation on basically anything, there should always be a clear central message. The purpose of most presentations are to give information on what the presenter would like to convey to the audience members. Without a clear central message, the audience members would be lost and the presentations purpose will not be fulfilled.

Answer 2

The answer is A: a clear central message.

The less information and clutter you have on your PowerPoint presentation, the more powerful your visual message will come out. Have a clear central message and use the 1-6-6 rule which states that, each PowerPoint slide should have 1 main idea, six bullet points, and a maximum of six words. Keep in mind that people came to hear you talk. Do not let slides limit you from slides that are chart junky or busy.