Question 9 of 24 What is the best way for a listener to clarify the speaker's argument? A. Ask the speaker to rephrase a particular point B. Speak in a loud voice to sound forceful C. Say nothing until the speaker is finished D. Interrupt the speaker after each sentence

## Step 1
The question is asking for the best method a listener can use to clarify the speaker's argument. The options provided are:
A. Ask the speaker to rephrase a particular point
B. Speak in a loud voice to sound forceful
C. Say nothing until the speaker is finished
D. Interrupt the speaker after each sentence

## Step 2
Option A suggests that the listener should ask the speaker to rephrase a particular point. This is a constructive way to clarify the speaker's argument as it allows the listener to understand the speaker's point better.

## Step 3
Option B suggests that the listener should speak in a loud voice to sound forceful. This is not a constructive way to clarify the speaker's argument as it can be seen as aggressive and may disrupt the flow of the conversation.

## Step 4
Option C suggests that the listener should say nothing until the speaker is finished. This is not a constructive way to clarify the speaker's argument as it does not allow the listener to ask questions or seek clarification during the conversation.

## Step 5
Option D suggests that the listener should interrupt the speaker after each sentence. This is not a constructive way to clarify the speaker's argument as it can be seen as disrespectful and may disrupt the flow of the conversation.