Which of the following is NOT good advice about bodily movement in the context of speech delivery?
A) Bodily movement is good for its own sake because it works off nervousness.
B) Bodily movement should be purposeful-for example, for emphasis or to mark transitions.
C) Speakers should face the audience to maintain eye contact.
D) Speakers should avoid turning their back on the audience even when using PowerPoint or Prezi.

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Bodily movement should be purposeful and intentional, not just an attempt to work off nervousness. Random or excessive movement can be distracting to the audience and take away from the speaker's message.

Which of the Following Is NOT Good Advice About Bodily