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WorksheetsVerbal Communication Review
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 16mins
Loudness or softness of your voice
Voice Quality
Voice Pitch
Voice Style
Volume
Sound of voice (raspy, smooth, nasal, breathy)
Voice Quality
Voice Pitch
Voice Style
Volume
Musical tone of your voice
Volume
Voice Pitch
Voice Style
Voice Quality
Voice pitch which only uses one tone
Inflection
Volume
Monotone
Enunciation
How fast or slow a person talks
Voice Style
Speech Rate
Voice Pitch
Enunciation
Using words to communicate
Nonverbal Communication
Verbal Communication
Volume
Voice Quality
Your tone of voice or expression as you speak
Inflection
Voice Style
Volume
Verbal Communication
Showing how positive or negative you feel
Enunciation
Attitude
Speech Rate
Monotone
Clear and correct pronunciation of spoken words
Enunciation
Voice Quality
Speech Rate
Volume
The way you use language to speak (formally vs. informally)
Voice Style
Volume
Attitude
Projection
A quality of voice which is pleasing to the ear is
Smooth
Raspy
Nasal
Breathy
A quality of voice which is caused by high amounts of air pushing through the vocal chords, sounding whispery.
Smooth
Raspy
Nasal
Breathy
A quality of voice which is rough, dry, and scratchy.
Smooth
Raspy
Nasal
Breathy
A quality of voice which sounds as if speaking through the nose.
Smooth
Raspy
Nasal
Breathy
If you want to be heard,
vary your volume
vary your pitch
vary your rate
all of the above are correct
only a and b are correct
Changing the pitch of a word to express a certain meaning is
Inflection
Mumbling
Projection
Monotone
Speaking with a steady rate or flow demonstrates good
Emphasis
Projection
Fluency
Voice Quality
Extending something outward (such as your voice)
Projection
Mumbling
Volume
Inflection
Highlighting an important word or important part of a word
Yelling
Emphasis
Fluency
Communication
True or False: You should always speak loudly when talking on the phone to a friend.
True
False
True or False: When being interviewed for a job position, you should make sure to speak clearly and in an informal style.
True
False
True or False: Ms. Matlock suggests softening your volume when in a disagreement (arguing) so others will pay more attention and listen to you.
True
False
