Question

question 17 (1 point)
to help audience members remember your presentation, you need to incorporate

a series of statistics.

dictionary definitions.

hooks for ideas you present.

lists of information.

Explanation:

To determine the correct option, we analyze each choice:

• "A series of statistics" may be overwhelming or not inherently memorable for all audiences.
• "Dictionary definitions" are often dry and not effective for aiding memory in a presentation.
• "Hooks for ideas you present" (like anecdotes, questions, or vivid examples) engage the audience and help them recall the ideas by creating connections or interest, which is a key strategy for memory retention in presentations.
• "Lists of information" can be monotonous and not as effective as hooks for memory.

So, hooks for ideas are the best way to help audience members remember the presentation.

Answer:

C. hooks for ideas you present.