True$-$False

$1.$ The tasks in planning oral presentations are vastly different than other business messages.

$2.$ Limiting the scope is especially important when it comes to making presentations in business.

$3.$ A good closing arouses audience interest and establishes your credibility.

$4.$ To effectively gain the attention of audience members, you can tell a story that illustrates an important point.

$5.$ Visual aids are distracting to an audience and should only be used when you need to fill time in your oral presentation.

$6.$ Most presentation software $($such as PowerPoint$)$ contains templates for free$-$form slides.

$7.$ It is now possible to push presentations to mobile devices one slide at a time in sync with a speaker.

$8.$ When designing slides, you should key slide text in all capitals, to make the materials easier for the audience to read.

$9.$ Backchannel refers to the parallel conversation that might be going during your presentation among audience members on Twitter and other media.

$10.$ Memorizing your speech is the safest delivery method, especially if your speech is a long one.