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    1. The document discusses listening and provides questions to answer about oral presentations before listening to a recording. It notes that presentations usually start with an introduction but that one presenter, Laura, started with an assumption instead. 2. After listening to the recording, it's noted that Laura's presentation was different because she started with an assumption instead of a normal introduction. This was seen as a creative way to break the ice and interact with people. 3. The document then discusses reading and body language. It's noted that 55% of communication comes from visuals like facial expressions rather than just words. Making eye contact and mirroring body language can help create a good environment but shouldn't be done too much.

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    1. The document discusses listening and provides questions to answer about oral presentations before listening to a recording. It notes that presentations usually start with an introduction but that one presenter, Laura, started with an assumption instead. 2. After listening to the recording, it's noted that Laura's presentation was different because she started with an assumption instead of a normal introduction. This was seen as a creative way to break the ice and interact with people. 3. The document then discusses reading and body language. It's noted that 55% of communication comes from visuals like facial expressions rather than just words. Making eye contact and mirroring body language can help create a good environment but shouldn't be done too much.

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    Before Listening Answer The Following Questions About Oral Presentations

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    1. The document discusses listening and provides questions to answer about oral presentations before listening to a recording. It notes that presentations usually start with an introduction but that one presenter, Laura, started with an assumption instead. 2. After listening to the recording, it's noted that Laura's presentation was different because she started with an assumption instead of a normal introduction. This was seen as a creative way to break the ice and interact with people. 3. The document then discusses reading and body language. It's noted that 55% of communication comes from visuals like facial expressions rather than just words. Making eye contact and mirroring body language can help create a good environment but shouldn't be done too much.

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    LISTENING

     BEFORE LISTENING ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT ORAL PRESENTATIONS

    1. A presentation is a way of showing information to everyone


    else.
    2. The Parts of a Presentation are:
    –Introduction
    -Body
    -Summary
    -Conclusion
    3. I usually start a presentation with an introduction because is an
    orderly way to show a topic without lost the thread of the subject
    that I want to expose. Is important follow a structure to cover the
    entire topic that you want to develop to make things easier to the
    presentation. But also there are some exceptions like Laura with
    her presentation where she's started with an assumption.

    NOW LISTEN AND ANSWER THE EXERCISES. CLICK ON THE LINK TO HEAR THE RECORDING

    https://drive.google.com/open?id=1EwzawbmDB0Pdsng7m0cTC7-u7x5_CB1W
    1. Her presentation is different because she doesn’t use a normal
    introduction to start with the topic. She uses an assumption to break the ice
    and start interacting with the people. I think is a cool idea to start a
    presentation like that. I think is a creative way because is something
    different from what you are used to.
    2. a. boy’s topics: football, girls. b. girl’s topics: make up, which boy they
    like.
    3. C. They talk about different topics and use different language.
    READING
     READ AND ANSWER THE QUESTION
    1. Because only 7% of communication comes from words and 55% of the
    information comes from visual. That means that the facial expressions tell
    more than words.
    2. Show your palms and hands to people think that you are interested, make
    eye contact to people think that you are listening and mirroring to create a
    good environment but no too much.
    3. Make eye contact too much and flare your nostrils. This is probably
    synonymous of have an aggressive body language.
    4. When you do mirroring that show to the other person that you like them or
    agree with them. First, you need to see his body language and analyze the
    situation. Then you probably start doing this to help a create a good
    atmosphere.
    5. Cross arms and legs probably have a negative effect on your memory.

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