Question

1. "There are only two types of speakers in the world. 1. The nervous and 2. liars.” - Mark Twain In the light of the above statement, share your personal opinion (10 Marks)​

Answer 1

Answer:

The nervous

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Explanation:

• There are only two kinds of speakers in the world, as Mark Twain once remarked. The frightened and the liars.
• The fact is, we all struggle with public speaking anxiety. Some people are more afraid than others.
• Glossophobia is the term for the fear of public speaking.
• However, glossophobia is not necessary for someone to be frightened before speaking. It's a normal reaction and a good one that can help someone become a better speaker.
• Just enough adrenaline is released from the nerves to improve focus and alertness.
• People who enjoy speaking or performing thrive on the adrenaline that comes from tension.
• Most often, nervousness occurs soon before performing.
• The secret is to master your nerves before they master you. I've been rating new teachers when they first begin to teach for the past few years.
• We can almost always tell that each speaker is nervous for the first three minutes or so of their speech.

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