Question

question 5 of 10 evgeni delivered his entire presentation while standing behind the lectern and reading word for word the material from his slides. what do you think happened because of his behavior? a. his audience was able to correctly copy down all of the notes on the slides. b. evgeni delivered an excellent presentation since the main focus was on his slides. c. his slides, and not him, became the main focus of the presentation. d. his audience became confused when they tried to understand his complex graphs.

Explanation:

When a presenter stands behind a lectern and reads word - for - word from slides, the focus shifts from the presenter (who should be engaging with the audience) to the slides. This is a common pitfall in presentations.

• Option A: Just because the presenter reads the slides does not mean the audience can copy all notes. They might not have enough time or might be distracted.
• Option B: Reading from slides word - for - word is not an excellent presentation. A good presentation involves interaction, not just reading.
• Option C: Since Evgeni is not engaging with the audience (by just reading from slides), the slides become the main focus instead of him (the presenter).
• Option D: There is no mention of complex graphs in the problem description, so this is not relevant.

Answer:

C. His slides, and not him, became the main focus of the presentation.