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A student becomes still and looks at the audience briefly whenever stating a key fact. What does this technique do?

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Correct answer: It highlights the key fact through non-verbal emphasis

The governing concept is non-verbal emphasis in presentation skills. A brief pause or moment of stillness, combined with suitable eye contact, reduces competing movement and directs the audience’s attention to the important statement. Therefore, option C is correct. It does not change the topic or eliminate every gesture, as A and B claim, and respectful eye contact is not automatically frightening, so D is an overstatement. The technique works best when used briefly and naturally.

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Non-Verbal EmphasisEye ContactPresentation SkillsNon VerbalCommunication Skills IArtificial IntelligenceClass 9 Mcq

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