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Begin Direction: Identify what is being asked or what is missing and write on the blank the letter of the correct answer.

1. Always move over the placer. A. Ramrod B. Pacer C. Sloucher

2. Action done by one who fidgets. A. Random Action B. Mugger C. Poker Face

3. Speaker who sways right to left. A. Ramrod B. Leaner C. Swayer

4. One who holds on to the podium. A. Leaner B. Mugger C. Ramrod

5. One who is like a soldier ready to salute. A. Ramrod B. Random Action C. Statue

6. Speaker who is glued to the floor. A. Mugger B. Statue C. Poker Face

7. Actions that are poorly executed. A. Abortive Gestures B. Leaner C. Random Action

8. One who exhibits exaggerated facial expressions. A. Mugger B. Leaner C. Poker Face

9. Shows a very tired posture. A. Mugger B. Ramrod C. Sloucher

10. One who does not show any facial expression. A. Pacer B. Poker Face C. Mugger

11. Be natural in expressing your _____. A. Movements B. Emotions C. Ideas

12. Speak in a ____ way. A. Calm B. Harsh C. Sociable

13. ____ in delivering your speech. A. Panic B. Stammer C. Relax

14. Be _____. A. Boastful B. Serious C. Confident

15. Remove the ____ if necessary. A. Table B. Podium C. Chair

Correct Answers: Wrong Answers : End QuizShow Score