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what does it mean to use too much jargon in a slide presentation?
a. using too much jargon means that the presenter used too many graphs and pie charts.
b. using too much jargon is when information is not complex enough for the audience.
c. using too much jargon refers to when a presenter uses too much media.
d. using too much jargon means you are using words that may be unfamiliar to the audience.

Explanation:

Jargon refers to specialized or technical terms that are not commonly understood by a general audience. In a slide presentation, using too much jargon means using words that the audience may not be familiar with. Options A and C refer to visual elements (graphs, pie - charts, media) which are not related to the definition of jargon. Option B is incorrect as jargon makes information more complex, not less.

Answer:

D. Using too much jargon means you are using words that may be unfamiliar to the audience.