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Question 1: Which of these is a good way to prepare for a speech?

Avoid practicing
Memorize the entire speech
Practice with an outline
Ignore the audience

Question 2: What should you do if you forget a point during a speech?

Stop speaking entirely
Pause and move to the next point
Repeat the previous point
Speak faster to cover it up

Question 3: What is the purpose of using gestures in a presentation?

To distract the audience
To emphasize points and engage listeners
To replace spoken words
To confuse the message

Question 4: Which of these helps improve fluency in English speaking?

Avoiding speaking practice
Repeating phrases and sentences
Using only complex sentences
Memorizing long texts

Question 5: Which of these is a sign of active listening in a conversation?

Interrupting frequently
Nodding and responding appropriately
Looking at your phone
Changing the topic quickly

Question 6: What is the benefit of pausing during a speech?

It confuses the audience
It emphasizes key points
It speeds up the speech
It reduces clarity

Question 7: Which of these is a strategy to handle nervousness in speaking?

Speak faster
Practice deep breathing
Avoid preparation
Use complex words

Question 8: What is a common mistake to avoid in a group discussion?

Listening to others
Dominating the conversation
Asking questions
Summarizing points

Question 9: What is the role of body language in effective communication?

It replaces spoken words
It supports and enhances the message
It confuses the audience
It is unnecessary

Question 10: What is a key element of effective storytelling in a speech?

Using technical jargon
Including vivid details
Speaking in monotone
Avoiding pauses

Question 11: What is the purpose of asking questions in a conversation?

To dominate the discussion
To show interest and engage
To confuse the speaker
To end the conversation

Question 12: What is the benefit of practicing tongue twisters?

They increase speaking speed
They improve pronunciation and articulation
They teach new vocabulary
They simplify grammar

Question 13: Which of these helps build confidence in public speaking?

Avoiding practice
Rehearsing in front of a mirror
Using complex vocabulary
Speaking quickly

Question 14: Which of these is a strategy to engage an audience during a speech?

Speak in a monotone voice
Ask rhetorical questions
Avoid eye contact
Use long, complex sentences

Question 15: What does "filler words" refer to in speaking?

Words that emphasize points
Words like "um" or "uh"
Complex vocabulary
Transition words

Question 16: What should you do to maintain eye contact during a conversation?

Look at the ground
Focus on one person only
Make brief eye contact with multiple people
Avoid looking at anyone

Question 17: What does "intonation" refer to in speaking?

The speed of speech
The rise and fall of pitch
The volume of voice
The choice of words

Question 18: What is the best way to improve pronunciation in English?

Memorize grammar rules
Practice speaking with native speakers
Read silently
Write essays

Question 19: How should you adjust your speaking pace for clarity?

Speak as fast as possible
Speak at a moderate pace
Speak very slowly always
Vary pace randomly

Question 20: Which of these helps improve clarity in spoken English?

Mumbling words
Enunciating clearly
Speaking very fast
Using slang