Which is NOT true about pauses?
A) Pause briefly a statement emphasizes the importance of the point you've made.
B) Pause after you ask a rhetorical question to give the audience time to ponder how they would answer that question.
C) Avoid pausing, because audiences will interpret this as a sign of low confidence.
D) A pause can give the audience time to digest what you have said.

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Pauses are effective for allowing the audience to ponder a point you've made, to consider a question you've asked, or to recognize the importance of a statement.

Which Is NOT True About Pauses