1. It is effective to establish eye contact with individual audience members about 85 percent of the speech.
a. True
b. False
2. You should always stand when you give a speech.
a. True
b. False
3. Distracting mannerisms fall into two categories: those you have all of the time and those you have only when
delivering a speech.
a. True
b. False
4. Physical movement during your speech works best during transition points.
a. True
b. False
5. The goal with physical delivery is to _____.
a. Move appropriately
b. Make sustained eye contact with the audience
c. Avoid any actions that will contradict your verbal message
d. Avoid distracting mannerisms
e. Avoid apparel that could weaken your credibility
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6. Movements at appropriate times in your speech can help you _____.
a. Add variety
b. Make emphasis
c. Establish immediacy
d. Release tension
e. All of the above
7. Should a speaker be concerned about his/her appearance? Why/why not?
8. When is it advisable to keep movement during your speech to a minimum?
9. Describe three inhibiting stances speakers should avoid.
10. Why is it important to maintain eye contact with the audience?
11. Your boss has asked you to train a new group of employees on effective presentation/delivery skills. What tips
will you give to the new employees?
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