When criticism takes place after a public speech in a classroom setting, it
A) usually turns into an embarrassing confrontation.
B) implies that the critic is superior to the speaker.
C) should include the reason for such strong disagreement.
D) can be positive or negative.

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Criticism after a public speech in a classroom setting can be positive or negative, depending on the intention and delivery of the critic. It can provide valuable feedback to the speaker and improve their presentation skills. However, it should be constructive and not turn into a hostile confrontation.

When Criticism Takes Place After a Public Speech in a Classroom