The introductory part of a presentation can be with -
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Start to topic immediately
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Start with a nice story which is fun filled even though not related to topic
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Begin your talk with a bang / Icebreaker
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None of the above
Presentations should begin with engagement - an icebreaker or 'bang' captures attention and establishes rapport. Starting immediately with the topic can feel abrupt. Unrelated fun stories are inappropriate - icebreakers should connect to the topic or audience professionally.
Opening with a strong hook or icebreaker grabs the audience's attention right away and sets an engaging tone for the presentation. Jumping straight into the topic can feel abrupt, and starting with an unrelated story risks losing the audience's focus rather than drawing them in.