How can a speaker turn questions into an effective introduction?

What will be an ideal response?

To turn questions into an effective introduction, the speaker must do more than just think of good questions to ask. He or she must also deliver the questions effectively.Effective delivery includes pausing briefly after each question so that audience members have time to try to formulate a mental answer. After all, the main advantage of questions as an introductory technique is to hook the audience by getting them to engage in a mental dialogue with you. You may look down at your notes while you ask the question, but effective delivery requires looking back up to reestablish eye contact with listeners