Analyze and Adapt to Your Audience Answers

All audiences are _____________ and _____________.

Injecting humor and physically moving are two ways to adapt to which type of audience feedback?

Focusing on feedback (such as the body language of the audience) is an example of an attempt to:

All audiences are made up of ________________.

Ron is preparing for a two-day presentation to a large audience at a seminar that he conducts every year. He should:

Any group of people will also consist of a number of ____________.

The purpose of learning about your audience, asking questions before presenting, and analyzing the diversity of your audience is to be able to:

All of the following are good tips regarding using humor in your speeches, except:

Observing, collecting data, surveying, and making inferences are all examples of an attempt to:

Rephrasing and providing additional examples are two ways to adapt to which type of audience feedback?

Knowing your target ____________ will help you tailor your speech to their specific needs.

Andy is speaking in front of a group of middle school students. He notices they are fidgeting, chatting and texting each other, and a few of them appear to be asleep. Which of the following should he try in order to better engage his audience?

Kelly is preparing for a speech that she will deliver in front of her language arts class. She wants to survey her classmates to be well prepared for her speech. Which types of questions should she ask?

Which of the following is an effective way to involve and engage your audience during a speech?

Harry is speaking in front of a group of senior citizens. He notices many of them are shaking their heads, sighing loudly, whispering to each other, and have looks of disgust on their faces. Which of the following should he try in order to better engage his audience?