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Question
Look at the speaker in each picture. Say whether each one is a good speaker. Give reasons for your answer.
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Solution
| Remark | Observation | |
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Bad speaker | Face displays lack of confidence. It seems to be speaking without planning. Points are not arranged well. |
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Bad Speaker | Speaking very loudly to a disinterested audience. |
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Good speaker | Extremely well organized with eye contact with the audience. |
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Bad Speaker | Talking very softly without eye contact, thus making the listener disinterested. |
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Good speaker | Looking at the person he is talking to and maintaining eye contact. |
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