Starting a presentation with a question ________.
A)involves no risk whatsoever
B)requires a genuine question that you'd actually like your audience to answer
C)should not involve a rhetorical question
D)immediately involves your audience
E)is not a recommended way to establish rapport with your audience by piquing their interest

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D) Questions immediately involve your audience and get them thinking about your presentation. They can be genuine questions you'd like your audience to answer, or rhetorical ones. This strategy does run the risk that your audience may consider the question an invitation to provide an answer that takes your presentation off track.

Starting a Presentation with a Question ________