When interrupted, Gandhi turns to the chairman and seeks his approval to continue. Gandhi is not irritated or angry with the interruption; instead he says that he is willing to stop if people feel that through this speech he is harming his country and the empire. Gandhi’s method of dealing with the interruption is also an example of ethos because it shows the audience he is calm and collected. It has a positive impact on the audience of students, who want him to finish his speech and urge him to “go on.”
The tone that Gandhi uses during his Banaras Hindu university speech is peaceful and friendly. He didn't want to cause any trouble.
When the interruption occurred, he spoke in a calm manner, instead of reacting in an aggressive way. Therefore, the language that he used to address the interruption gave him a positive influence on the people.
Is this what you mean: "Self-confidence is the most important quality forA. consideration. B. communication. C. building new relationships. D. good listening skills."
