An exchange with the audience at the end of your presentation ________.
A)helps you build your credibility by demonstrating your expertise and openness
B)is not an effective way to make your presentation interactive
C)gives you no way to deflect or address your audience's criticism
D)undermines and trivializes the important parts of your presentation
E)does not require or benefit from advance planning on your part

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A) This is one of the many benefits of a Q&A session. Others include making the presentation interactive, learning how well your audience understands your points, letting you emphasize or expand on your important points, and diffusing your audience's criticism and objections with skillful replies.

An Exchange with the Audience at the End of Your