填空题David MeNeill says that confident speakers use hand gestures.____
填空题
David MeNeill says that confident speakers use hand gestures.____
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解析：
根据题干信息“David McNeill”可以定位到F段“I spoke to David McNeill ... He says that clear, confident speakers use hand gestures”，由此可知David McNeill认为自信的讲话者使用手势，故匹配段落为F。
根据题干信息“David McNeill”可以定位到F段“I spoke to David McNeill ... He says that clear, confident speakers use hand gestures”，由此可知David McNeill认为自信的讲话者使用手势，故匹配段落为F。
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