Which of the following is a good tip to remember when making a presentation?
vary your tone, pitch, and pace
rush when making a main point
do not correct mistakes
avoid practicing ahead of time

The question is asking "Which of the following is a good tip to remember when making a presentation?" and there are the following options: Vary your tone, pitch, and pace - this is the correct option, it provides some useful tips Rush when making a main point - this is not a good advice, as you would be making your listeners stressed Do not correct mistakes - this is again a bad advice, if you don't correct your mistakes, your listeners will leave with a bad impression of your speech Avoid practicing ahead of time - this is a very bad advice. Practice makes perfect!

My dog, Bruno, is absolutely amazing; he's so many things for a one year old Miniature Pinscher: funny, smart, athletic, and annoying sometimes too. He loves chewing rawhide bones all day; however, he chews many other things as well: his collapsible water bowl, harness, and even his leash! But thankfully, I've finally gotten time to train him and everything is now safe; that is, everything that belongs to him. He's now resorted to chewing my arm and brand new shoes; nevertheless, he is still the lovable, sweet, adoring puppy I met 8 months ago. Now, if only I could get him to stop whining so loudly when I leave the room for a glass of water.

Hope this helps

Please mark this as brainliest, thanks