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WorksheetsVoice vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Articulation
the speed at which someone speaks
freedom from all body tensions
the formation and shaping of sounds into syllables
how we sit and stand
Articulators
the musical tone of a voice
the parts of the body that create consonant sounds (jaw, lips, tongue, teeth, soft palate)
a pronunciation of words from different languages mixed to form a distinctive language for a group of people
how we sit and stand
Control of breathing
the amount of force used when inhaling and exhaling
the placement and delivery of voice elements used effectively to communicate with an audience
the formation and molding of sounds into syllables
the muscle located between the abdomen and the rib cage
Diaphragm
the formation and molding of sounds into syllables
the muscle located between the abdomen and the thoracic cage
The way people speak and how words are pronounced in different parts of the world
the effective control of all elements of the voice and body movements
Inflection
the area of the throat that contains the vocal cords
the speed at which someone speaks
The way people speak and how words are pronounced in different parts of the world
the variety of pitch and rhythm in your voice. Adding color and meaning to your words.
Tone
the necessary process of inhaling and exhaling air to live
the parts of the body that create vocal sounds (throat, nose, mouth, sinuses)
how we sit and stand
the musical pitch of a voice
Posture
the voice element that makes a person sound different from everyone else
how we sit and stand
how soft or loud a person speaks
the placement and delivery of voice elements used effectively in communication with an audience
Quality
muscular membranes in the larynx that produce sound
the musical pitch of a voice
how we sit and stand
the element of voice that makes a person sound different from everyone else
Rate
the speed at which someone speaks
the body parts that create vowel sounds (throat, nose, mouth, sinuses)
the rise and fall of pitch; inflection adds meaning, color, and rhythm to spoken words
The way people speak and how words are pronounced in different parts of the world
Relaxation
freedom from all bodily tensions
a pronunciation of words from different languages mixed to form a distinct language for a group of people
the parts of the body that create vowel sounds (throat, nose, mouth, paranasal sinuses)
The way people speak and the way words are pronounced in different parts of the world
Resonators
the body parts that create vowel sounds (throat, nose, mouth, paranasal sinuses)
the amount of force used when inhaling and exhaling
the musical pitch of a voice
a pronunciation of words from different languages mixed together to form a distinctive language for a group of people
Volume
the parts of the body that create consonant sounds (jaw, lips, tongue, teeth, soft palate)
how we sit and stand
how soft or loud a person speaks
the formation and shaping of sounds into syllables
The parts of the mouth that create sound in words: lips, teeth, tongue, jaw, etc. These produce consonant sounds.
resonators
articulation
Articulators
stretching
Speak loud enough (without shouting) so that the entire audience can hear.
shout
projection
resonating
rate
The vocal element that makes one person sound different from another.
accent
vocal quality
resonators
articulation
Mandy was speaking quickly and slurring her words, what should she work on to correct this?
(a)
Several members of the audience had difficulty hearing the actor. What should the actor practice so that the entire auditorium can hear correctly?
(a)
the words spoken by a character
narrator
drama
dialogue
script
muscle below the lungs responsible for breathing
diaphragm
sternum
posture
diction
Why is pitch important in voice production?
It helps to articulate words more clearly
It determines the inflection and meaning of your speech
It controls the speed of your speech
It indicates the volume of your voice
