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What does a speaker mean by ‘knowing your message’?

A. Understanding the content of the speech thoroughly
B. Memorizing the speech word for word
C. Relying on slides
D. Ignoring the audience

Answer: Understanding the content of the speech thoroughly


Additional Information: Knowing the message allows the speaker to communicate effectively and respond to audience reactions.


Subjects: Public Speaking, Speaking Skills

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