The closing of a presentation should
call the audience to action and leave them thinking.
give in-depth reasons for supporting the claim.
share a story to prepare the audience to listen.
hook the audience and quickly capture their attention

The closing of a presentation should

a.) call the audience to action and leave them thinking.

b.) give in-depth reasons for supporting the claim.

c.) share a story to prepare the audience to listen.

d.) hook the audience and quickly capture their attention.

It is A because you want to draw you audience's attention and get them thinking. If you don't get them thinking then what is the point of the presentation?  

It is not B because in the middle you give reasoning and if you give more reasoning at the end it won't work. In the end you draw readers attention not support your claim.

It is not C because you could do that but you should tell a story right before the end or at the beginning.

And its not D because you do that at the very beginning.

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