In a speech, what is it called when a speaker enunciates words well? a. mood b. clarity c. flow d. pacing

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In a speech, what is it called when a speaker enunciates words well?

a. mood
b. clarity
c. flow
d. pacing

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Answer: Clarity

Explanation: APEX

Nikola Anusev answered Sep 26, 2017

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The Correct answer for apex is B.) Clarity

Micol answered Sep 29, 2017

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