| A | B |
|---|
| Articulation (enunciation) | Production of various speech sounds |
| Emphasis | Increasing volume and intensity to certain words |
| Framing | Pausing before and after a word or phrase |
| Inflection | Altering the pitch of your voice |
| Intensity | How forceful you make a word sound |
| Pause | Silences a speaker uses between words and phrases |
| Pitch | High or low sound of your voice |
| Resonance | Amplification and enrichment of the voice |
| Respiration | Diaphrams expends checst cavity is enlarged crating a sort of vacuum |
| Speech Rate | Speed at which you talk |
| Vibration | Air passes over tightened vocal cords causes this |
| Volume | Measure of how loud or soft your voice is |
| Voice Production | 4 stages: respirations, vibration, resonace; articulation |
| Tools of vocal expression | volume, rate and pitch |
| running words together | Example: "going to" becomes "gonna" |
| Substituting | Exaample: "for" becomes "fer" |
