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3 years ago

VERY EASY QUESTION!!!!!! 20 POINTS!!!!!!!!

Physics

2 answers:

liubo4ka [24]3 years ago

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Remark

There fewer people who see it the better if you are still a little uncertain about what to say or how to say it.

Given the remark, I think this is the place to start. Mothers are especially tolerant about listening to a first time speech. The criticism is very light. You will benefit most by hearing what it sounds like. I would pick A as the answer.

You have an awful lot of nerve if you are going to talk in front of an audience that large with an unprepared speech. Good luck.

At a science fair is not a bad choice. The groups are small, and you will get to explain your project many times before you see a judge. That will give you the necessary experience to polish what you have to say.

How do you feel about talking in front of classmates with a teacher giving you a mark? Not the best place to start.

Conclusion. Please Read

Where you start depends on what you are talking about. The science fair option is a good one if that is your intended audience. For all other assignments, I'd pick A. If this is a question that actually came from a physics class then pick C.

slamgirl [31]3 years ago

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C. at a science fair

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