Maryhadfearedthedayshewoulddrawablankduringapresentation．Thenonedayduringa45-minutespeech，ithappened．（36）___．Tohelpherselfgetbackontrack，Maryaskedtheaudiencetolookatthehandoutandtellherwhattopicwas

　　Maryhadfearedthedayshewoulddrawablankduringapresentation．Thenonedayduringa45-minutespeech，ithappened．（36）___．Tohelpherselfgetbackontrack，Maryaskedtheaudiencetolookatthehandoutandtellherwhattopicwasupnext．Attheendofherpresentation，audiencemembersgavehertopmarksfororganization．

　　"WhatIlearnedisthattheaudiencedoesn'tcareifyoumessup，andwhattheycareaboutiswhatyouaregoingtodoaboutit，"Marysaid．"MynervousnesswentawaywhenIconcentratednotonmyself，butinsteadjustthought，‘Howismyspeechgoingtohelptheaudience？'（37）___．Everysinglestepoftheway，askyourself，‘What'sinitforthem？'"

　　●（38）___CarteristhefounderofCanada-basedpresentationskillstrainingcompany．Whenpossible，hegetstothelocationofhispresentationthedaybeforetomakesurealltheelectronicaidswork．Hewantstoensurethescreen，lightingandinputsallworkproperly．"Inaddition，buildanextraplanbeforeyoupresent．"hesaid．

　　●Involvetheaudience

　　Whetheryouaregivingaone-on-onetalkoraspeechinfrontof400people，think"story-telling"．（39）___．Thewaytoaperson'sheadisthroughhisheart．Sometimesallittakesisafewsecondstoconnectanaudiencememberwithastory．

　　Moreover，onethingthatshockspeoplebackintoattentionistoleaveanalmostuncomfortablylongpause．（40）___．

　　A．Keeporder

　　B．Beprepared

　　C．Thatbringsthembacktothespeaker

　　D．Sheforgotwhatshewasgoingtosay

　　E．Onceyoudothat，itgetsridofthefear

　　F．Story-tellingmakesmessageseasytoremember

　　G．Storiescombinedataandinformationwithemotion．