Question

shane is giving a speech about accounting. he organized his speech chronologically. while saying his introduction he stands in the center of the room. as he began talking about what accounting is he walked to the left side of the room. when changing to talk about the history of accounting he moved back to the center of the room. as shane began discussing his final main point he walked to the left side of the room. what are shanes movements across the room called? internal transition nonverbal transition initial preview verbal transition

Explanation:

Non - verbal transitions are non - spoken cues that signal a change in a speech. Shane's movements across the room are non - spoken signals related to changes in his speech content, such as moving when changing topics. Internal transitions are verbal, initial preview is about introducing main points at the start, and verbal transitions involve words.

Answer:

B. nonverbal transition