Questions: Fabian is proud of his slides and wants to print them out for his audience. However, he has 25 slides and an audience of 50. What advice do you have for Fabian? A. Put all of your text into a word processing document and print that. B. Explore the printing options since you have the ability to print multiple slides on one page. C. Print out 25 copies and ask the audience to share. D. Go through the slides slowly so the audience doesn't miss any information.

The answer is B. Explore the printing options since you have the ability to print multiple slides on one page.

This option is not ideal because it would require additional time and effort to convert the slides into a text document. Additionally, the visual elements of the slides, which are often crucial for understanding, would be lost.

This is the best option because it allows Fabian to provide each audience member with a copy of the slides without needing to print 50 full sets. Most presentation software offers the option to print multiple slides on a single page, which is both cost-effective and environmentally friendly.

While this option could work, it may not be convenient for the audience. Sharing copies can be disruptive and may prevent some audience members from fully engaging with the presentation.

This option does not address the issue of providing the audience with printed materials. It focuses on the presentation delivery rather than the distribution of slides.