Which statement is accurate regarding speaking rate?
a. It is best to try to keep the rate of your speech consistent when delivering a speech.
b. Speaking slowly will give your audience the impression of thoughtfulness.
c. Changing your rate may bore your audience.
d. The average rate of speech is more than 100 words per minute.
d. The average rate of speech is more than 100 words per minute.
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