Jasper is presenting at a seminar to the same audience for the second day in a row. he feels the audience was very receptive to his message yesterday. to keep his audience engaged today, he should: a. stick to the same strategies he used yesterday that worked well to keep the audience’s attention b. take a moment at the beginning to ask a few audience members about their experience yesterday and what they are expecting out of the presentation today c. find out the size of the audience, the location of the presentation, and analyze the diversity of the audience by considering all subgroups in attendance d. acknowledge controversy and ask the audience for careful consideration of the message he’ll be presenting today

The correct answer is B) take a moment at the beginning to ask a few audience members about their experience yesterday and what they are expecting out of the presentation today.

Jasper is presenting at a seminar to the same audience for the second day in a row. He feels the audience was very receptive to his message yesterday. To keep his audience engaged today, he should: take a moment at the beginning to ask a few audience members about their experience yesterday and what they are expecting out of the presentation today.

This way, Jaspar can show some courtesy and allow some members of the audience to express their ideas or expectations about the seminar. This will allow Jasper to know what they like in order to repeat it, what they did not like in order to avoid it, and what their expectations are in order to elaborate more on that audience's expectations.

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