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다음 글의 제목으로 가장 적절한 것은?
As speakers, we want to avoid fear, and the easiest way to avoid fear is by *mingling with our audience before we speak. Speaking is about the audience, which is why I believe getting to know our audience is crucial to becoming a great speaker. Mingling with the audience allows us to get to know these people and allows them to get to know us. Ask audience members why they are there, who they brought, how their day is going, and what they hope to take away from your speech. Get a funny or meaningful **anecdote from someone, and use that person’s name later in your speech. Using people’s names in your audience unexpectedly captures their attention and reminds your audience that they matter. Gathering fun facts from your audience also allows you to incorporate live content into your speech, which connects you to your audience. The mingle allows you to speak in real time, which makes you human and memorable.
* mingle (사람들과) 어울리다
** anecdote 일화

How to Be a Great Speaker: Memorize the Names of Your Audience

The Fear about Public Speaking: Don’t Worry, Everyone Feels the Same

The Power of Mingling: Connecting with Your Audience Before You Speak

Asking for Feedback: After-Speech Conversations Can Help You Speak Well

제목은 “The Power of Mingling: Connecting with Your Audience Before You Speak”(어울림의 힘: 연설 전에 청중과 연결되기)가 가장 적절하다.
글은 “mingling with our audience before we speak”(연설 전에 청중과 어울리는 것)이 두려움을 피하는 가장 쉬운 방법이라 하고, 그것이 청중을 알고 연결되게 하며 연설자를 “human and memorable”(인간적이고 기억에 남게) 만든다고 설명한다.
“How to Be a Great Speaker: Memorize the Names of Your Audience”(청중의 이름을 외워라): 이름 사용은 어울림의 활용 예 중 하나일 뿐 글 전체를 대표하지 못한다.
“The Fear about Public Speaking: Don’t Worry, Everyone Feels the Same”(누구나 똑같이 느낀다): 모두가 같은 두려움을 느낀다는 내용은 없다.
“Asking for Feedback: After-Speech Conversations …”(연설 후 대화): 글은 연설 후가 아니라 연설 전의 어울림을 다룬다.