Julia wants to be sure that she can listen effectively to the speaker at the town hall meeting. Which strategy will help her succeed?

jumping to conclusions?
multi-tasking during the speech?
prejudging the speaker?
researching the topic in advance?

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Julia wants to be sure that she can listen effectively to the speaker at the town hall meeting. Which strategy will help her succeed?

jumping to conclusions? 
multi-tasking during the speech? 
prejudging the speaker? 
researching the topic in advance?

AngeI · Answer

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Gdeinward · Answer

Well, here all you have to do is find the definite wrong answers, then going on from there, you can usually find the right one.

AngeI · Answer

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AngeI · Answer

Jumping to conclusions is a no no
And is almost never good and doesn't help her listen better
Multitasking is distracting
Prejudging makes you biased which effects listening
Researching the topic gives yoj a better understanding so that you may listen better