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Question $7$ Malcom, a subject matter expert, is delivering a presentation on leadership. At the end of his presentation, he begins his Q&A session by saying, "Before I give my closing remarks, I$$ll take a few questions." To his surprise, no one is asking any question. What do you think Malcom should do to tackle this situation? He should move on to his closing remarks without wasting time. He should state a couple of questions that are frequently asked and answer them. Malcom should call on an audience member and ask if that person has a question. He should assume that since there are no questions, his closing remarks are not necessary.