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Test The effective use of verbal language: clarity, precision and rhetoric
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QUESTION 1: What is the rule of thumb for avoiding ambiguity in a sentence according to the text?
Repeating the idea several times with crutches
Use long sentences to cover everything
Employing metaphors and abstractions
Express only one idea per sentence
QUESTION 2: What does the text recommend regarding the use of crutches and body tics?
Use them to gain proximity
Restrain them as much as possible because they are distracting and project nervousness
Ignore them if the content is solid
Replace them with jokes
3rd QUESTION: What vocal aspect combats monotony and maintains the audience's interest?
Speak faster for dynamism
Turn up the volume too high
Varying intonation and modulating tone
Using technicalities
QUESTION 4: According to the text, when is it not advisable to use humor?
In the middle of the presentation
At the beginning and end of the intervention
During a strategic pause
After presenting complex data
QUESTION 5: What kind of examples promote clarity of message?
Abstractions and general concepts
Hyperbole and exaggeration
Complex metaphors
Actors and concrete actions
QUESTION 6: What is the purpose of maintaining proper speed and pace in speaking?
Avoid sounding nervous or boring
Impress with mental quickness
Fill as many silences as possible
Show authority by speaking slowly
7th QUESTION: What is the purpose of pauses according to the text?
To give time to forget ideas
To allow interruptions from the audience
To emphasize key ideas, generate buzz and provide a breather
To hide lack of preparation
8TH QUESTION: What requirement does the text indicate for using humor without risk?
Betting on controversial topics to stir emotions
Know the audience well and opt for white humor
Use it only if time is short
Use it to open and close strong
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