A good rule for preparing the text for each slide of your multimedia presentations is to
A) use complete sentences for bulleted items.
B) avoid using visual elements along with your bullet points as this may confuse your listeners.
C) include no more than six bullets per screen and six words per bullet.
D) prepare a visual for every point and thought you want to convey in your presentation.

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Including too much text on a slide can overwhelm and confuse your audience. This is why it's best to limit the number of bullets and words per bullet, allowing your audience to focus on the key points of your presentation. Using visuals can also be helpful, but they should be used to complement the text rather than replace it. Using complete sentences for bullet points (A) can make the slide too text-heavy, and preparing a visual for every point (D) may not be necessary or practical.

A Good Rule for Preparing the Text for Each Slide