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A) gestures
B) eye contact
C) movement
D) vocal variety
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A) shrink objects on the screen.
B) work best with dim light,which increases eye contact with the audience.
C) cannot show text or images for all to see.
D) require a backup plan in case of equipment failure.
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A) visualization
B) relaxation
C) skills
D) cognitive modification
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A) visualization approach
B) negative thinking approach
C) skills approach
D) positive thinking approach
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A) smoothness of delivery,a flowing of words,and the absence of vocalized pauses.
B) the use of a large vocabulary without errors in pronunciation.
C) delivery without articulation errors.
D) the use of projection so that all of the audience can hear the message.
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A) any movement.
B) appropriate and purposeful.
C) movement during the main points only.
D) pacing like a "caged lion."
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A) voice quality
B) intonation patterns
C) pitch inflections
D) correct articulation
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A) They can gain and maintain attention.
B) They may detract from the presentation.
C) They are easy to control.
D) They can provide good examples for the presentation.
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A) changes the meaning of a word or expression
B) affects what audiences perceive as good voices
C) alters the way an audience will respond to words
D) breaks the fluency of a speech
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