When Having an Interpreter Working with You to Present Your

Multiple Choice

When having an interpreter working with you to present your speech, which of the following should be kept in mind?

A) Use as much humor as possible to keep the mood light.
B) Use jargon to make audience members feel more comfortable.
C) If you have many facts, figures, or other detailed data, write this information down before you speak, and give it to your interpreter.
D) Since the interpreter is "repeating" your words, there is no need to meet with him or her prior to the speech.