Understanding Filler Words in Speech

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What is the primary purpose of using 'and' and 'so' in speech?

• To fill pauses and maintain flow

• To conclude a discussion

• To introduce new topics

• To emphasize important points

Which filler words are commonly used to indicate hesitation?

• 'and' and 'so'

• 'uh' and 'um'

• 'therefore' and 'hence'

• 'but' and 'or'

How do filler words like 'uh' and 'um' affect communication?

• They disrupt the flow of conversation

• They are used to end sentences

• They help in organizing thoughts

• They make speech more formal

What is a potential downside of using too many filler words?

• They can make speech sound unprepared

• They enhance the clarity of speech

• They are essential for effective communication

• They make speech more engaging

In what way can filler words be beneficial in speech?

• They make speech more concise

• They help in maintaining the listener's attention

• They are used to introduce new ideas

• They provide time to think