Speakers usually enter a turn by waiting for a pause or using polite expressions., True, False, Interrupting is always considered rude in academic discussions., True, False, Phrases like “Can I just add something?” help speakers enter a turn smoothly., True, False, Holding the floor means giving someone else the chance to speak., True, False, Pauses and falling intonation can show that a speaker has finished speaking., True, False, Tone (e.g. polite and tentative) plays a role in how turns are taken., True, False, Strong, direct language always improves turn-taking in discussions., True, False, Speakers can respond to interruptions by either continuing or allowing the other speaker in., True, False, Cultural differences can affect how interruptions are perceived., True, False, Observing how people take turns in classes, and everyday conversations can be useful., True, False
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