Question

Amy excels at writing down and memorizing speeches. But she gets very self-conscious when she’s onstage delivering a speech. What two types of fears does Amy most likely suffer from?

A. a fear being stared at
B. a fear of falling
C. a fear of losing her voice
D. a fear of appearing foolish

Answer 1

D because soldiers want to have a good impression in front of their drill sargents

Answer 2

A. a fear being stared at

D. a fear of appearing foolish

Step-by-step explanation:

Amy getting self-conscious when being onstage means she feels nervous and unconfortable because she is worried about what people from the audience think about her. We can infer that she is scared if being stared by so many people, as the chances of appearing foolish increase. Both fears are related to the negative opinion the audience could have about her and her speech.