By Changing the Volume of His/her Voice, a Speaker Can

question 16

Multiple Choice

By changing the volume of his/her voice, a speaker can:

• A) Maintain audience attention
• B) Avoid emphasis
• C) Decrease audience attention
• D) Have difficulty breathing

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