If a listener is suffering from information overload, a speaker should employ less-vivid supporting material

A lot of things that make for interesting content happen ______.

A. “outside the lines” of the event itself B. only during the event itself C. before the event occurs D. only after deadline

Visual aids are often helpful to a speaker because they can

A. make information more interesting to listeners. B. enhance the clarity of a speaker's ideas. C. help listeners retain a speaker's ideas. D. All the answers are correct. E. both enhance the clarity of a speaker's ideas and make information more interesting to listeners.