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What is the primary role of body language in speech?
What is the primary role of body language in speech?
- Keeping the audience interested and focused
- Enhancing credibility and trustworthiness (correct)
- Creating emotional connections with the audience
- Clarifying the intended meaning of spoken words
Which key element of body language involves adjusting the distance between the speaker and the audience?
Which key element of body language involves adjusting the distance between the speaker and the audience?
- Proximity (correct)
- Facial expressions
- Gesture
- Eye contact
How does body language contribute to improving audience engagement during a speech?
How does body language contribute to improving audience engagement during a speech?
- Using purposeful hand gestures to illustrate points (correct)
- Maintaining an open and confident posture
- Creating visual aids through hand movements
- Mirroring emotions through facial expressions
What does maintaining an appropriate level of eye contact during a speech indicate?
What does maintaining an appropriate level of eye contact during a speech indicate?
Which aspect of body language helps individuals emphasize emotions like happiness or sadness?
Which aspect of body language helps individuals emphasize emotions like happiness or sadness?
Why is body language important for speakers in conveying emotions effectively?
Why is body language important for speakers in conveying emotions effectively?
Which element of body language helps in emphasizing points and illustrating examples during a speech?
Which element of body language helps in emphasizing points and illustrating examples during a speech?
Maintaining an open and confident posture is not essential for effective body language in speech.
Maintaining an open and confident posture is not essential for effective body language in speech.
Non-verbal cues like facial expressions play a minimal role in clarifying the intended meaning of spoken words.
Non-verbal cues like facial expressions play a minimal role in clarifying the intended meaning of spoken words.
Gestures are used in body language to create visual aids and engage the audience.
Gestures are used in body language to create visual aids and engage the audience.
Adjusting the distance between the speaker and the audience is not a key element of body language in speech.
Adjusting the distance between the speaker and the audience is not a key element of body language in speech.
Eye contact should be avoided during a speech to prevent distractions and maintain focus.
Eye contact should be avoided during a speech to prevent distractions and maintain focus.
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