plz , i will give brainliest. which strategy is most useful in maintaining eye contact with the audience during a presentation?

pick a point on the back wall and stare at it.

speak directly to a person in the front row.

hold your notes directly in front of your face.

take turns looking at several people.

Option D, taking turns looking at several people.

I'll go over why the other three options are bad ideas.

Option A and B do maintain eye contact, but it'll be inferred by the audience that you're looking at solely one person.

It's pretty obvious that Option C is a terrible idea, since the point of maintaining eye contact is to be looking at your audience.

The reason Option D is the best choice is because it keeps the audience engaged. By looking around a room, your audience will infer that you're addressing everyone in the room.

-T.B.