Which of the following suggestions about slide design are helpful when creating a presentation?

The audience can either read or listen to you... Not both! You want them to engage with you, not

your slides. So$,$ DO NOT use full sentences or paragraphs.

The audience will look at the larger elements on the slide first, and will assume that they are more important.

Using several different fonts and colours can make the slide easier to read from the back of the room.

Making a word or phrase bold or a different colour, can help to reinforce important parts of the message.

Bullet points help the audience to focus on the relevant topics of your speech.

Tables and graphs should include as much detail as possible to ensure that the audience has all the data you are presenting.

It is a good idea to only use images that relate to the topic of the slide and help you to clearly communicate your message.

Bullet points help you and the audience to keep track of what needs to get covered, and acts as a helpful guide to stay on track.

Select simple and large font so it is easier for the audience to read from the back of the room.