Lenny is evaluating a presentation. which of the following questions will lenny ask when evaluating the presentation’s organization of content?
were the examples appropriate and easy to understand?
was the content presented in a simple manner?
were the main points and sub-points clear, and were they presented logically?
was the content made interesting with visual aids or activities?
were the transitions between sections smooth and easy to follow?
did the presenter engage the audience? was the content presented innovatively?

The answers are:

Explanation:

These questions are the most suitable for evaluating organization of the content. It means that que only need to choose those questions which will let me evaluate the structure of the presentation: First, second, third, etc... The other questions ask about the content itself pictures, engaging, interesting, simple, etc... but not about its organization. The main and sub-points should always be well organized in order to present a logic work, also the change of sections should be smooth and hardly perceived.

i've had the same problem. i generally just ignore it, as a ton of these "verified answers" are completely wrong.