Which of the following provides a means of printing out feature notes with a miniature slide on a printed page?

In presentation software like Microsoft PowerPoint, the Audience handout feature is specifically designed to provide a printed document for listeners that complements the visual presentation. This layout allows users to print one or more miniature slides—typically two, three, four, six, or nine per page—alongside designated white space or lines for the audience to jot down notes during the talk. While "Notes page" view is intended for the speaker to read their own cues or scripts while presenting, the Audience handout is the primary method for distributing a summary of the visual content in a hard-copy format that facilitates active engagement. By combining these visual thumbnails with dedicated writing areas, presenters can ensure their key points are reinforced and that participants can easily document important takeaways without needing to copy everything from the screen themselves.