When preparing text slides for an upcoming presentation,you should

A) try to have a slide to go with every concept you want to convey.
B) be sure to use complete sentences.
C) limit each slide to expressing a single thought,concept,or idea.
D) use a variety of colors and fonts to emphasize keywords.
E) include enough information in the slide so you won't have to use presentation notes.

Limiting each slide to expressing a single thought, concept, or idea helps to avoid overwhelming the audience and ensures clarity in the presentation.

Answer: A
Having a slide to go with every concept you want to convey can help the audience follow the flow of the presentation and keep them engaged.

Answer: B
Using complete sentences can make the material more easily understandable, especially for non-native English speakers.

Answer: D
Using a variety of colors and fonts can be distracting and take away from the content of the presentation. It is best to stick to a consistent and conservative design.

Answer: None
Including too much information in a slide can overwhelm the audience and cause them to lose focus. It is better to include key points and speak more in-depth about them during the presentation. Using presentation notes can be helpful but should not rely on them entirely.