Informative speaking is very common in our everyday lives.

Moshi and her best friend have phrases they use with each other that have specific meanings. For example, when they’re upset about something, they say, “I really need a hamburger,” and when they’re happy, they say, “It’s tea time.” Why are these phrases effective?

a. Moshi and her best friend have decided they like confusing other people. b. Moshi and her best friend have decided feedback is not important. c. Moshi and her best friend have decided nonverbal communication does not work. d. Moshi and her best friend have decided what these symbols mean.

Each of the following is presented in your textbook as a guideline for presenting visual aids except

A. Display visual aids where listeners can see them. B. Pass small visual aids among the audience. C. Display visual aids only while discussing them. D. Explain your visual aids clearly and concisely. E. Talk to your audience, not to your visual aid.