The way we change our voice to bring a character to life is called

The specific pronounciation based on location or community

The clear and precise pronunciation of words

How slow or fast we speak

How high or low we speak

The emotions we use in our voice

The part of the body that carries air from the lung

The part of the body that vibrates the air to create sound

The muscle below the lungs that allows you to "push" air out and controls breathing

The raw sound “bounces around” in the resonators to create a richer, fuller sound. The following body parts are considered resonators:

Sound goes through the articulators to be turned into clear speech. Which of the following are the articulators?

Are created by a shape in front of a light projected onto a surface or wall

A puppeteer slides their hand into a puppet and makes the puppet come to life using movement and uses a stick or rod to control the hands/arms

A puppet sits on the puppeteer’s lap and is voiced without moving their own lips.

A puppet is controlled by moving strings manipulated from above

A puppet is manipulated by multiple people and is often found performed at carnivals or parades

All puppets need this or they are considered "dead"

Hand puppets are said to have originated in ancient ...

The most famous carnival puppets come from which two countries?

Marionette is a word that means "little mary" and comes from which country?

Elmo is the one of the most famous ______ puppet

Slappy the Dummy is the one of the most famous ______ puppet

Punch and Judy are the two of the most famous ______ puppet

Chinese Dragons and Olaf are two of the most famous ______ puppet