In addition to getting the audience's attention and establishing your credibility, a good introduction gives your audience a preview of what's ahead. Your preview should ________.

A) provide an anecdote to generate interest
B) focus on content, not the structure of your presentation
C) identify major supporting points of your presentation
D) always precede the introduction

Major Supporting Points

Fundamental ideas or arguments that provide the backbone to the main thesis or premise of a discussion, essay, or presentation.

Good Introduction

A compelling and informative beginning section of a piece of writing, speech, or presentation, designed to capture attention and outline the topic.

Preview

A brief viewing or explanation given in advance about something that is to follow, often used for movies, events, or product launches.