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Vocal Elements

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Gina sounds different from Tina. Tina sounds different from Timmy. What vocal element is this?

a)

Articulation

b)

Quality

c)

Flexibility

d)

monotone

2.

The shaping and molding of sounds and syllables is called

a)

inflection

b)

quality

c)

articulation

d)

flexibility

3.

What does your diaphragm do?

a)

Makes noises

b)

gives your lungs room to expand with air

c)

pushes the air out of your lungs, projecting your sound

d)

fills with air

4.

What is the rising and falling of pitch? (adds meaning and color to what is being said)

a)

Flexibility

b)

Quality

c)

Monotone

d)

Inflection

5.

If your voice is monotone, then are you using inflection?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Sometimes

6.

The musical tone of your voice

a)

Quality

b)

Articulation

c)

Pitch

d)

Flexibility

7.

What is vocal flexibility?

a)

The rising and falling of pitch

b)

speaking monotone

c)

changing your vocal quality

d)

using a lot of inflection that doesn't follow the same pattern

8.

Why are southerners not great at articulating?

a)

We speak very clearly

b)

The have a tendency to drop vowels and syllables from the words that we speak

c)

We sometimes add extra syllables in our words

d)

We just speak funny

9.

Can a person change their vocal quality?

a)

No! your voice absolutely cannot change!

b)

Yes if they are imitating someone, but our natural quality stays the same.

c)

I don't know... maybe?

10.

Can your vocal quality sound similar to someone else's?

a)

No! Your voice is unique and doesn't sound like anyone else

b)

Yes! If you have a twin, you guys can sound the same!

c)

No! That would be weird!

d)

Yes! You can sound like someone that you are related to

11.

Why is it better to speak from your diaphragm?

a)

Better air support means more sound

b)

It will keep from hurting your vocal cords

c)

It makes your voice sound less silly

d)

It will make you sound like a bagpipe

12.

What did Ms. Keltner compare inflection to?

a)

a puppy

b)

a firecracker

c)

a hamburger

d)

a rollercoaster

13.

Why is inflection important?

a)

Sounds better

b)

Adds meaning to what you are saying

c)

to make it sound like fun

d)

Helps us understand what is being said

14.

how do vocal cords make sound?

a)

They rub together

b)

the vibrate like a guitar string

c)

They vibrate against one another to create sound

d)

They hit each other

15.

Why does your throat hurt after you've yelled at a football game or concert?

a)

They've stretched too much

b)

The air hurts your vocal cords

c)

They rubbed/ vibrated too hard against each other

d)

They don't like football