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WorksheetsVocal Terms (Intermediate and Advanced Theater)
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 14mins
How fast or slow a person speaks
Expression
Volume
Pitch
Rate
how clearly a person speaks
breath control
articulation
projection
monotone
How high or low a person speaks
volume
pitch
expression
monotone
the ability to throw your voice to the back of the audience
Projection
articulation
inflection
flexibility
The emotion heard in a person's voice
monotone
expression
volume
diaphragm
speaking in the same pitch with no variety
pronunciation
projection
articulation
montone
In rising and falling of pitch
rate
monotone
Inflection
projection
This adds meaning, color, and rhythm to your voice when you are speaking.
resonators
volume
Inflection
vocal chords
changing inflections in the voice.
Flexibility
montone
projection
pitch
The amount of force you use when inhaling or exhaling
flexibility
breath control
rate
diaphragm
a muscle located beneath the rib cage and abdomen that helps supply air
projection
diaphragm
resonator
vocal chords
mucous membrane projecting into the cavity of the throat (larynx)
resonators
vocal chords
soft palate
hard palate
vocal organs help produce sound:
Lips
Teeth
Tongue
Palates
articulators
diahgram
vocal chords
resonators
vocal organs that create the (volume) of the voice
vocal chords
articulators
resonators
diaphragm
the way sounds or syllables that represent a word are said and stressed.
Pronunciation
Expression
Projection
articulation
How soft or loud a person's voice is
Volume
Rate
Pitch
Projection
