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WorksheetsPublic Speaking Vocab
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Loudness or softness of the speaker’s voice as perceived by the audience.
volume
Rate
Pause
Intonation
Rate
Loudness or softness of the speaker’s voice as perceived by the audience.
How fast or slow a person speaks.
The act of speaking clearly and pronouncing words correctly.
Changes in vocal pitch to convey meaning.
Making sounds & forming words; the physical production of speech sounds.
Articulation
Enunciation
Tone
Gesture
Enunciation
Making sounds & forming words; the physical production of speech sounds.
Loudness or softness of the speaker’s voice as perceived by the audience.Loudness or softness of the speaker’s voice as perceived by the audience.
How fast or slow a person speaks.
Making sounds & forming words; the physical production of speech sounds.
The act of speaking clearly and pronouncing words correctly
Changes in vocal pitch to convey meaning.
instructional devices that help the effectiveness of the speech (slides, diagrams, pictures, etc.).
The highness or lowness of the voice
Pitch
Tone
Visual Aid
Projection
Tone
Proper articulation of a word; saying words correctly.
Instructional devices that help the effectiveness of the speech (slides, diagrams, pictures, etc.).
Speaking at a volume which can be heard by all audience members.
The style or manner of vocal expression to create a specific mood or emotion.
The movement of hands or arms while speaking to express an idea or meaning.
Monotone
Gesture
Projection
Diction
Instructional devices that help the effectiveness of the speech (slides, diagrams, pictures, etc.).
Visual Aid
Tone
Volume
Rate
Projection
Unchanging pitch or tone; a continuing sound that lacks expressiveness
Proper articulation of a word; saying words correctly.
Speaking at a volume which can be heard by all audience members.
Choosing the right words to use in a speech and pronouncing them correctly (word choice).
Monotone
Speaking at a volume which can be heard by all audience members.
Unchanging pitch or tone; a continuing sound that lacks expressiveness.
The level at which a speaker can produce the strongest vocal sound with minimal effort.
Using proper breathing techniques to create a strong and deep tone that has a lasting effect.
Changes in vocal pitch to convey meaning.
Volume
Tone
Rate
Inflection
The movement of hands or arms while speaking to express an idea or meaning.
Gesture
Monotone
Pronunciation
Diction
Diction
Using proper breathing techniques to create a strong and deep tone that has a lasting effect.
The level at which a speaker can produce the strongest vocal sound with minimal effort.
Choosing the right words to use in a speech and pronouncing them correctly (word choice).
To express oneself naturally, smoothly, and accurately.
Using proper breathing techniques to create a strong and deep tone that has a lasting effect.
Resonance
Tone
Optimum Pitch
Fluency
Optimum Pitch
To express oneself naturally, smoothly, and accurately.
A speech pattern associated with a specific part of the country, culture, or ethnicity.
The level at which a speaker can produce the strongest vocal sound with minimal effort.
The overall natural quality of sound; distinctive sound of voice.
To express oneself naturally, smoothly, and accurately.
TImbre
Fluency
Dialect
Intonation
The overall natural quality of sound; distinctive sound of voice.
Dialect
Pause
Intonation
Timbre
A speech pattern associated with a specific part of the country, culture, or ethnicity.
Dialect
Intonation
Rate
Pause
Intonation
A break in the vocal delivery of a speech; often used for emphasis, suspense, reflection, etc.
Changes in pitch and tone while speaking.
The overall natural quality of sound; distinctive sound of voice.
To express oneself naturally, smoothly, and accurately.
Pause
How fast or slow a person speaks.
To express oneself naturally, smoothly, and accurately.
Making sounds & forming words; the physical production of speech
A break in the vocal delivery of a speech; often used for emphasis, suspense, reflection, etc.
