Share Public Speaking - True or false?
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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.
Speaking loudly helps everyone hear you.
True. A clear, strong voice helps your audience understand you.
Gestures can help make your speech more interesting.
True. Using your hands and body makes your speech engaging.
You should never practice before giving a speech.
False. Practicing helps you feel more confident and speak more clearly.
Smiling can make your audience feel more comfortable.
True. Smiling shows friendliness and confidence.
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!
Pausing sometimes can make your speech clearer.
True. Pausing helps your audience understand and follow you.
Saying “um” or “uh” a lot is a good way to fill time.
False. Filler words can distract your audience. It’s better to pause and breathe.
Eye contact with the audience is important.
True. Eye contact helps you connect and show confidence.
You should memorize your speech perfectly and never adapt.
False. Being flexible helps you sound natural and respond to your audience.
Using interesting examples can make your speech better.
True. Examples make your ideas easier to understand and more memorable.
Talking too fast to finish quickly is good.
False. Speaking too fast can make it hard for the audience to understand you.
Confidence is an important part of public speaking.
True. Confidence helps your audience trust and listen to you.
Standing straight with good posture can help your speech.
True. Good posture shows confidence and helps your voice project.
Making mistakes in a speech is always bad and must be avoided.
False. Everyone makes mistakes! Staying calm and continuing is more important.
Using your hands to show ideas is helpful.
True. Gestures help the audience understand your points.
