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Decide whether each choice describes an ineffective or effective presentation style when giving a speech to an audience.(2 poin...Question
Decide whether each choice describes an ineffective or effective presentation style when giving a speech to an audience. (2 points)
Ineffective
Effective
ends sentences with a rising tone
speaks in declarative sentences
shifting gaze across the audience while speaking
using filler statements such as "like" or "I mean"
Ineffective
Effective
ends sentences with a rising tone
speaks in declarative sentences
shifting gaze across the audience while speaking
using filler statements such as "like" or "I mean"
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Sure! Here are the evaluations for each choice:
1. **Ends sentences with a rising tone** - **Ineffective** (This can sound like uncertainty or a question rather than a statement.)
2. **Speaks in declarative sentences** - **Effective** (Declarative sentences convey confidence and clarity.)
3. **Shifting gaze across the audience while speaking** - **Effective** (This engages the audience and makes the speaker appear more approachable.)
4. **Using filler statements such as "like" or "I mean"** - **Ineffective** (Filler statements can undermine the speaker's authority and distract from the message.)
1. **Ends sentences with a rising tone** - **Ineffective** (This can sound like uncertainty or a question rather than a statement.)
2. **Speaks in declarative sentences** - **Effective** (Declarative sentences convey confidence and clarity.)
3. **Shifting gaze across the audience while speaking** - **Effective** (This engages the audience and makes the speaker appear more approachable.)
4. **Using filler statements such as "like" or "I mean"** - **Ineffective** (Filler statements can undermine the speaker's authority and distract from the message.)
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