I need your help plz

**Posts:** 3 · by **anaayoub** » Mon Dec 12, 2011 3:15 pm

I will have an exam in public speaking, the topic is ''The heart or the head''

I have prepered my speech but the problem is that there will be judge or teacher

who will ask me one or two questions at the end of my speech. I dont know what

to do about the questions.

Can anyone help me and expect for me any questions.

I want you just to imagine that you are the judge/teacher and ask me any

questions,about the topic "The head or the heart'':it means what you usually

follow,your reasons or feeling and emotions

thank you for your help

**Posts:** 9885 · by **Candid** » Mon Dec 19, 2011 11:29 am

As you see, we don't do homework here. Let us know how you get on.

**Posts:** 3 · by **anaayoub** » Tue Dec 20, 2011 2:32 pm

I think you dont understand english!

It's you who will ask, and IIIIIIII will answer.

Unfortanatly there is no one in this forum to give any help!?!? :cry:

**Posts:** 1 · by **Merrick** » Wed Dec 21, 2011 9:01 pm

anaayoub wrote:I think you dont understand english!

It's you who will ask, and IIIIIIII will answer.

Unfortanatly there is no one in this forum to give any help!?!?

Well, one question that comes to my mind as I'm reading this is: "What do you do when logic fails?"

Merrick

**Posts:** 3 · by **anaayoub** » Thu Dec 22, 2011 6:50 pm

Thank you so much Merrick, that is a good question. :lol:

**Posts:** 239 · by **simonr** » Wed Jan 04, 2012 9:06 am

I think you may have missed the point of that post - i don't think it was a suggestion; more of an ironic comment about your previous response.

To be honest though, homework assignments aren't what this place does best - not least because we can't. We would need far more information than you have (or indeed could) give us to be able to answer it. It's not as if there aren't blogs and things around which will tell you how to predict and deal with questions arising from presentations (my own, for a start - after all, it's what I do for a living).

The obvious solution is to look at the outline of your presentation and work out (with friends who've not seen it before) where the loose ends are... this are what will give rise to the questions.

HTH. Simon

**Posts:** 30 · by **George L.** » Mon Feb 20, 2012 3:02 am

My questions would be:

Where do you think that these two different answers originate from? (Explain where do this knowledge is rooted)

What would you consider to be the most efficient of both? (And can you give me a personal example in situations from both types of approaches in your life)

**Posts:** 11 · by **ZacThomas** » Mon Mar 05, 2012 6:18 am

I am new to this forum community, I am very glad to join this community and I want to share my ideas and knowledge resources with the forum members as well as keen to increase my information bank also.
Thanks.

**Posts:** 8 · by **Imogen** » Tue Apr 10, 2012 6:40 pm

When they ask yoiu the questions. I suggest you answer them.

Until then I suggest you don't try.

Imogen

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