Question
Which are techniques of skilled speakers? Check all that apply.
using a hook to capture the audience’s attention
covering two to five objectives in their introduction
avoiding opening speeches with funny stories or quotations
politely asking for the audience’s patience while they prepare video clips
providing the most significant points at the beginning and end of their speeches
using a hook to capture the audience’s attention
covering two to five objectives in their introduction
avoiding opening speeches with funny stories or quotations
politely asking for the audience’s patience while they prepare video clips
providing the most significant points at the beginning and end of their speeches
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The techniques of skilled speakers among the options provided are:
- **using a hook to capture the audience’s attention**: This is a common and effective technique to engage the audience right from the start.
- **providing the most significant points at the beginning and end of their speeches**: This helps reinforce the main messages and makes the speech more memorable.
The other options are generally not associated with skilled speaking techniques:
- **covering two to five objectives in their introduction**: A skilled speaker usually focuses on a clear and concise objective rather than multiple objectives in the introduction.
- **avoiding opening speeches with funny stories or quotations**: This is not necessarily true; many skilled speakers use humor and quotes effectively to engage the audience.
- **politely asking for the audience’s patience while they prepare video clips**: While it can be necessary at times, it's generally better for speakers to be fully prepared before engaging the audience, rather than asking for patience during the presentation.
So, the correct answers are focusing on using a hook and providing key points effectively.
- **using a hook to capture the audience’s attention**: This is a common and effective technique to engage the audience right from the start.
- **providing the most significant points at the beginning and end of their speeches**: This helps reinforce the main messages and makes the speech more memorable.
The other options are generally not associated with skilled speaking techniques:
- **covering two to five objectives in their introduction**: A skilled speaker usually focuses on a clear and concise objective rather than multiple objectives in the introduction.
- **avoiding opening speeches with funny stories or quotations**: This is not necessarily true; many skilled speakers use humor and quotes effectively to engage the audience.
- **politely asking for the audience’s patience while they prepare video clips**: While it can be necessary at times, it's generally better for speakers to be fully prepared before engaging the audience, rather than asking for patience during the presentation.
So, the correct answers are focusing on using a hook and providing key points effectively.
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