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► ISSUES
► OPTIONS
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► POTENTIAL OBJECTIONS
► PROJECTIONS
► PROS AND CONS
► TRUTH
GRAPHS, BAR CHARTS
Rocket pick up slump reach
Flactuate hit a low expand plunge
Recover climb stabilize drop
substantial alarming massive slight
gradual modest rapid moderate enormous
sudden huge steady
To double to half to triple
Tenfold to quadruple
PIE CHARTS
to total to contribute to add
to represent to amount to
to account for to show to make
Almost roughly approximately
Nearly about around by far
Checklist for using visuals
► Make your visuals as clear and easy to
Understand as possible
► Start by telling your audience what the graph illustrates
► Highlight the key points
► Say why these points are important
► Use different verbs to express movements
Guidelines on how to use graph or chart in the presentation
“A designer knows that he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but there is nothing left to take away.”
Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Don’t overdo the visuals you plan to use:
Less is often more
Prepare the audience before showing the graph - Say something which can make them interested
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