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Public Speaking: What Is An Audience-Centered Speaker
Public Speaking
Professor. Z
Week 4
Keon Thomas

HW#4 Chapter 4 # 1,3,4,5,6,7

1. What is an audience-centered speaker?

An audience-centered speaker is to dramatize the importance of connecting, let’s contrast the speaker with two speakers who fail to connect.

3. How can a speaker get advance information about an audience?

The speaker can get advance information by knowing who your listeners are. But if you’re not familiar with your listeners, collect information about them by means of interviews and surveys.

4. What are taboos, and why are they an important concern for a speaker?

Taboos is an act, word, or object that is forbidden on grounds of morality or taste and they are an important concern for a speaker because violating

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