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English, 03.06.2021 19:50 zacharynugent

All of Sally’s slides included a full paragraph of text, a picture of the person or item being described in the text, and a recording of her voice reading the text. Which of the following is most likely a fair criticism of her presentation? Sally’s presentation was repetitive and boring.

Sally didn’t include enough information in her presentation.

Sally didn’t include enough visuals in her presentation.

Sally didn’t know much about her topic.

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