The process of changing your voice is called _____.

How high or low you speak on a musical scale is called _____.

_____ is the rising and falling of pitch.

Giving special stress to a syllable or word is called _____.

The speed at which you speak is called _____.

_____ is how softly or loudly a person speaks.

How far your voice can travel or disperse is called _____.

The two tools you have as an actor are your _____ and _____.

Your pitch is determined by the _____ of your vocal chords.

_____ is inflection that goes both up and down.

Projection is delivering your voice with _____.

_____ is a way to give emphasis to a word.

A resonating chamber for sounds m, n, and ng.

An organ in your chest that fills with air, and converts oxygen to carbon dioxide.

Also known as your windpipe, this is a pathway for air.

The connective muscle and tissue between your abdominal and chest cavities.

The resonating chamber for all other sounds. Your lips and tongue determine these sounds.