In a Speech, a Slightly Faster Rate of Speech Is

question 26

Multiple Choice

In a speech, a slightly faster rate of speech is most likely to

• A) convey the speaker's lack of mastery of the topic.
• B) give the audience more time to daydream.
• C) enhance the speaker's credibility.
• D) direct the audience's attention to the next key idea.

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