In any given situation where talking is involved, verbal communication is key, and technically needs to be involved, since talking is bascially verbal communciation but that's besides the point. Non-verbal communication is also very important in a speaking role as ironic as it might seem. Non-verbal communication can vary from nodding in agreement or disagreement, to another simple jesture such as a handshake. I Believes the person being interviewed a since of warmth and comfort, thus making the overall interview enjoyable for both parties. So just to wrap up, you nedd enthusiasm, a good posture, confidence, and many other traits to have a proper interview. You also need to necessiatate that you project your voice so that your audience can hear you. A lack of articulation will obliterate all chances of a good interview, it would also be redundant to ask the same question multiple times. That wouldn't behoove you. Lastly, make sure you punctuate yourself along the way for the best results.
In this given scenario, my friend is allowing someone else to cheat on an important test and I catch them in the act. I honestly wouldn't say a word, not a single peep. In my case maybe I was seeing things, or maybe just daydreaming, but it never happened. I repeat that I wouldn't tell or rat a friend out. It might not necessarily be the right thing, and it might linger around in my conscious, but I would earn nothing from it, and people will get hurt from it. A lose lose situation. To go into more detail, I don't just obtain nothing from doing so, beside a medal for the teacher's pet of the year, but I lose something more valuable, a friend. I myself personally don't think that it is worth it. Some might however get a sense of accomplishment and pride in saying, "Today, I ratted out my best friend, and got to be a teacher's pet, ha ah". Not only will this obliterate a friendship, it will also behoove you to being a bad friend.
You know what, I change my mind, snitching will get me a few extra things. A loss of a friend, I'd get that. A confrontation outside of the classroom, I'll earn that. And lastly, a beating from a now ex-friend and a few of their friends, I'd deserve that. So to all of you annoying, tattling, rats, go ahead, but remember this, I'll look forward to seeing you outside the classroom.