ORAL COM

Using nonverbal transitions, such as pausing or changing your voice inflection, can help clarify shifts between ideas in a speech

• TRUE

• FALSE

• THE 1ST STATEMENT IS TRUE, THE 2ND STATEMENT IS FALSE

• THE 1ST STATEMENT IS FALSE, THE 2ND STATEMENT IS TRUE

"Grammatical correctness", is not important for clear communication.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• THE 1ST STATEMENT IS TRUE, THE 2ND STATEMENT IS FALSE

• THE 1ST STATEMENT IS FALSE, THE 2ND STATEMENT IS TRUE

Keeping an "interesting topic", will make your audience fully pay attention to you.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• THE 1ST STATEMENT IS TRUE, THE 2ND STATEMENT IS FALSE

• THE 1ST STATEMENT IS FALSE, THE 2ND STATEMENT IS TRUE

Organizing your thoughts logically is the "fifth step", in preparing your public speaking.

• TRUE

• FALSE

• THE 1ST STATEMENT IS TRUE, THE 2ND STATEMENT IS FALSE

• THE 1ST STATEMENT IS FALSE, THE 2ND STATEMENT IS TRUE

Maintaining relevance is important when dealing with your audience.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Give atleast 2 Preparations for your Public Speaking

It expresses fragility with a low energy

• slow mid speech

• very slow speech

• slow speech

• low energy speech

Expressing excitement or enthusiasm.

• Quick

• Rapid

• Fast

• Speedy

He introduced what to avoid in public speaking or the "7 Deadly sins"

• Andrew E. Dlugan

• Andrew Dlugan

• Andrèw Dlugan

• Andrew Dllugan

Refers to how quickly or slowly someone basically speaks.

• Rate of the speech

• Rate of your speech

• Rate speech

• Rate of speech