Question 18

Question

A) Which of the following is not a good idea for what to do when speaking while moving around in a room? (1 point)
Move to different parts of the room to give different people attention.
Do not stop moving once you have begun.
• Move to show that you have finished a thought.
Stop moving when you want to make a really important point.
Question 19
A) What's the best way to use a lectern during your speech?
(1 point)
Hold on to it to help you feel more secure.
Lean on it in order to look relaxed and comfortable.
Stand directly behind it.
None of the above
Question 20
A) Most people like the sound of their own voices. (1 point)
• True
• False

Answer 1

Question 18
A) Which of the following is not a good idea for what to do when speaking while moving around in a room?

• Do not stop moving once you have begun. (This is generally not advisable as it can be distracting and may make it difficult to emphasize key points.)

Question 19
A) What's the best way to use a lectern during your speech?

• None of the above (While holding on to it for security might be common, leaning on it or standing directly behind it can hinder engagement with the audience.)

Question 20
A) Most people like the sound of their own voices.

• False (Many people are critical of their own voices when they hear recordings of them.)