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2 years ago

PLEASE HELP ME IM BEING TIMED I NEED THESE ASAP THERES 4 QUESTIONS

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trasher [3.6K]2 years ago

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Answer:

#1: b. A storyboard #2: d. Revise the presentations hook. #3: a. Spatial #4: d. Nick used four or five different media formats on each slide.

Explanation:

#1: a storyboard is essential for planning ahead what you are going to do in a multi-media project, while an outline is good for literature and other works of writing.

#2: He should revise the hook, so that the audience is more invested in the topic being discussed.

#3: It should be spatial, or in other words, relevant to the location, not chronological since we are not talking mainly about dates, but are instead talking about places.

#4: He should stick to similar formats on each slide, as to not confuse the audience with multiple things happening at once.

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