Across
- 2. the distinctive timbre or sound of a voice produced by resonance
- 3. three things that primarily determine the quality of your voice: anatomy, general vocal usage and
- 5. the quality of voice you use in a given situation can inform listeners beyond the linguistic message you are sending
- 6. or a deviated septum can produce unpleasantly "stuffy" sounds
- 8. a voice that when one lacks appropriate nasality
- 9. characterized by being high-pitched and inadequate breath modulation
- 11. is vital to achieving a clear, strong voice
Down
- 1. a type of quality for which the resonance focal point is far in the rear of the mouth
- 3. the quality of your voice also conveys to a listener information about your state of health
- 4. lacks adequate support and resonation
- 7. along with hoarseness and harshness indicate a physical ailment such as excessive phlegm or dryness common to illness
- 10. primarily conveyed by your vocal tone or quality