When responsible for closing remarks after a speaker has done poorly, you should:
A) briefly thank the speaker for the information presented.
B) prolong your closing remarks.
C) adjourn the meeting with no comments.
D) apologize for the speaker's poor performance.

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Thanking the speaker acknowledges their effort and maintains a positive atmosphere, avoiding negativity or embarrassment.

When Responsible for Closing Remarks After a Speaker Has Done