Variations to traditional usability testing that is done face-to-face with a single user include:
A) Remote testing where the user and facilitator are separated geographically
B) Presenting the application in a large auditorium projected screen and asking for input
C) Two participants work through the tasks together with one facilitator
D) Both A and C

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Both remote testing and paired testing (where two participants work through the tasks together with one facilitator) are variations to traditional face-to-face usability testing. Option B, presenting the application in a large auditorium and asking for input, is not a valid option as it does not involve one-on-one interaction between the facilitator and user, which is a key aspect of usability testing.

Variations to Traditional Usability Testing That Is Done Face-To-Face with a Single