Comn 102

3. dress appropriately for the situation, be comfortable and confident in how you look
4. a comfortable and clear paced tempo, not too fast and not too slow
7. The volume produced by the vocal instrument
8. it's the distinctive sound and texture that affects audibility and can affect the articulation
10. the speech is written, and the speaker reads it word for word to the audience
11. a variety of language where one is distinguished from others by grammar and vocabulary
12. should connect with the audience about 80%-90% of the time
16. carefully prepared and rehearsed, but delivered using notes of keywords and phrases
17. made on the spot, unprepared and unrehearsed
19. intentional pauses are used to let the audience

1. a type of expression
2. includes how the vowels and consonants are produced as well as which syllable is emphasized
5. refers to the degree of prominence of the way syllables are spoken in words
6. show emotion to tie into what your speech is saying/about
9. body language, not fidgeting
13. the “highness” or “lowness” of the voice
14. how well and correctly we form our vowels and consonants using our lips, jaws, tongue, and palate to form the sounds that are identified as speech
15. variations, turns and slides in pitch to achieve the meaning
18. when the manuscript is memorized and recited to the audience word for word