In a group discussion, you could:
A: explain your idea.
B: use statistics.
C: involve your audience by asking questions.
D: interrupt directly when you want to say.
A: explain your idea.
B: use statistics.
C: involve your audience by asking questions.
D: interrupt directly when you want to say.
举一反三
- In a group discussion, you could:( ) A: use statistics. B: explain your idea. C: involve your audience by asking questions.
- You make the statistics meaningful to the audience by the following ways except ______.? You frighten your audience with statistics.|You explain your statistics.|You make sure your statistics are from reliable sources.|You may use visual aids to clarify your statistics.
- When you explain statistical findings in your speech , it is better to use _______ to ensure that the audience can better understand them.
- When asking for clarification, it’s acceptable to: A: repeatedly interrupt the speaker and ask questions B: use aggressive body language to get the speaker’s attention C: admit that you’re uncertain about what has been said D: express your frustration directly
- When the audience is unfamiliar with your topic, or when your topic is much complex given the educational backgrounds of the audience, you can help the audience understand you by the following ways: A: Use a vocabulary that everyone will understand B: Explain technical terms C: Make your organizational plan obvious, and make transitions clear D: Repeat and emphasize your key points