question 78 (1 point)\nall are disadvantages of reading directly from a manuscript except that\nit can limit…

question 78 (1 point)\nall are disadvantages of reading directly from a manuscript except that\nit can limit your eye contact with the audience.\nyou are more likely to accidentally skip a main point.\nthe script becomes a prop or something to hide behind.\nit can speed up your rate of delivery.

question 78 (1 point)\nall are disadvantages of reading directly from a manuscript except that\nit can limit your eye contact with the audience.\nyou are more likely to accidentally skip a main point.\nthe script becomes a prop or something to hide behind.\nit can speed up your rate of delivery.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

  • Limiting eye contact (first option) is a disadvantage of reading from a manuscript as it reduces audience engagement.
  • Accidentally skipping a main point (second option) is not a disadvantage of reading from a manuscript; in fact, reading from a manuscript helps in following a structured script, so this is the exception.
  • Using the script as a prop to hide (third option) is a disadvantage as it affects the speaker's presence.
  • Speeding up delivery (fourth option) is a disadvantage as it can make the speech less clear.

Answer:

B. you are more likely to accidentally skip a main point.