Question

An audience from Iowa was exposed to an informative presentation about the needs of the homeless people in New York City. While the information was new to the audience and the audience believed that the issues were real, the presentation still failed to impact the audience. The presenter failed to establish what criteria?

Relevance

Answer 1

Answer: Significance

Step-by-step explanation:

In many scenario's, what makes I travel at a faster and larger rate is dependent on how detailed the information has been made to the society, this is why proves how it would be significant or received by people. If they are limited information about it, when they are dropped or revealed to the society, people may not be able to grasp what's happening. An example is having a man on television laying down close to a river, the reason for all his doing both environmental and the rest has to be hinted to the viewers, so they take the information serious, this is significance.

Answer 2

Relevance

Step-by-step explanation:

Relevance means something that is important and vital in which the audience can related to when making a speech.

Therefore the presentation still failed to impact the audience because what the speaker was saying is not relevant and does not relate with the issue or matter on ground which simply means the speaker may be presenting the presentation out of point.

Because the way a speech is been presented is very important in order for it to be relevant to the audience so that they can easily understand what such information or presentation entails.

For a presentation to be relevance to the audience it means the speaker must make sure that what he/she said is appropriate in order for the information to be digest properly by the listeners or the audience in which the speech is been directed to.

Hence a presentation that is not relevant to the audience is simply irrelevant.

Therefore the presenter failed to establish RELEVANCE criteria in her speech.