Some seasoned speakers suggest that you save a bit of your speech to deliver during the Q&A session. This is known as
A) listening nonjudgmentally.
B) giving a "double-barreled" talk.
C) using organized signposts.
D) creating immediacy.

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Giving a "double-barreled" talk refers to the strategy of holding back a portion of your message or key points to reveal during the Q&A session, effectively delivering your speech in two parts. This can help maintain audience interest and engagement throughout the presentation.

Some Seasoned Speakers Suggest That You Save a Bit of Your