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What is one question you should answer with an impromptu speech?
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∙ 11y ago
Perhaps questions that aren't easily answered with a yes or no. For instance, the old staple "Are you still beating your wife?" can't be answered well with a yes or no... the implications there require a speech, whether or not you have a wife or have been abusing her.
I would also suggest an impromptu speech for questions like "Can you tell me a little about yourself?" or other open-ended job interview questions. These types of questions are often conversation triggers, or ways that the employer can evaluate your personality and openness, and you would be shutting down communication if you only answered with a word or a phrase.
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