Question

Be Mild With The Wild’. You can include the following points

in your speech.

 Latest initiatives of the Government on animal protection

 News about zoos, wildlife sanctuaries, national park, etc., and

your views on them.

 Wildlife extinction and measures to prevent it​

Answer 1

Answer:

Nothing says boring like a predictable, conventional (a nice way of saying slow and dull) introduction to a presentation or speech. Ramping it up just a couple of notches with some creativity can make all the difference. And, in some cases, going from mild to wild with your imagination fires up your audience.

Imaginative, unexpected approaches to starting a presentation are eagerly welcomed by an audience weary of typical talks. The audience appreciates an entertaining, yet professional and relevant, presentation that sets you far apart and above the crowd. Famous comedian and late-night television host Johnny Carson profoundly said, “People will pay more to be entertained than educated.” Do both!

You may be a bit hesitant to attempt something different and untried because you risk the audience not accepting it. The fact is groups love interesting, enjoyable presentations that display meaningful creativity and captivate and rivet their attention. What are you waiting for? When it comes to being creative in your presentations, and particularly the introductions, your comfort level limits you far more than your imagination.

The more you experiment in small ways, the more you feel confident and assured in your ability to successfully apply your imagination. Professional creativity that is neither silly nor lessens your credibility grabs the audience’s attention when you begin your talk.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

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