单选题The speaker can help the audience remember the message longer by ______.Adisplaying text-based slidesBavoiding long technical termsCfocusing on the width of coverageDusing simple and powerful diagrams
单选题
The speaker can help the audience remember the message longer by ______.
A
displaying text-based slides
B
avoiding long technical terms
C
focusing on the width of coverage
D
using simple and powerful diagrams
参考解析
解析：
根据原文第二段中的“You focus on the depth of coverage instead of the width (广度) of coverage. Additionally, you make your ideas visual and relevant, so the message is understood better and remembered longer. Great business presenters relate their ideas and concepts to their audience by using simple, powerful diagrams instead of relying on text-based slides.”可知，为了帮助观众对于信息的记忆，你应该强调深度而不是广度，使用简单的视觉性图表来传达信息，而不是用全文本的形式，因此D项正确。
根据原文第二段中的“You focus on the depth of coverage instead of the width (广度) of coverage. Additionally, you make your ideas visual and relevant, so the message is understood better and remembered longer. Great business presenters relate their ideas and concepts to their audience by using simple, powerful diagrams instead of relying on text-based slides.”可知，为了帮助观众对于信息的记忆，你应该强调深度而不是广度，使用简单的视觉性图表来传达信息，而不是用全文本的形式，因此D项正确。
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