9. Which of the following is a nonverbal strategy in public speaking?

A. using a variety of verbs and adjectives

B. maintaining eye contact

C. varying the rate at which you speak

D. using a series of words

B. maintaining eye contact

Explanation:

Nonverbal Strategies

Aside from the way you say something, you can also improve your speech with nonverbal strategies. These are the messages the audience receives based on your body language.

Even before you begin to speak, approach the podium, or speaking stand, and confidently establish eye contact with the audience. This nonverbal language sends the message that you know your topic and are ready to present it.

Take a look at the list; it shows some examples of nonverbal strategies.

Your nonverbal strategies also will be evaluated by your teacher when you give your speech.

Nonverbal Strategies

• Maintain eye contact with your audience.

• Use appropriate gestures, facial expressions, and other types of body language to emphasize key points.

• Use a visual aid or provide a printed handout to direct the audience’s attention away from you and to help you relax.

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