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Pausing sometimes can make your speech clearer.

True. Pausing helps your audience understand and follow you.

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Good public speakers never feel nervous.

False. Many good speakers feel nervous, but they learn how to manage it.

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You should never practice before giving a speech.

False. Practicing helps you feel more confident and speak more clearly.

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It’s okay to read your speech word by word without looking up.

False. Reading all the time can make your speech boring. Look up at the audience!

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Gestures can help make your speech more interesting.

True. Using your hands and body makes your speech engaging.

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Your audience doesn’t care about how you speak.

False. The audience notices your voice, body language, and confidence—they do care!

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Using interesting examples can make your speech better.

True. Examples make your ideas easier to understand and more memorable.

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Confidence is an important part of public speaking.

True. Confidence helps your audience trust and listen to you.

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Speaking quietly so no one hears is a good strategy.

False. You need to speak loudly enough so everyone can hear and understand you.

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You should always look at the floor when speaking in front of people.

False. Looking at the audience helps you connect with them and show confidence.

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Smiling can make your audience feel more comfortable.

True. Smiling shows friendliness and confidence.

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Using your hands to show ideas is helpful.

True. Gestures help the audience understand your points.

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