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The element of vocal delivery referring to the distinct and idiosyncratic sonic ______ which manifests as hoarse, hinky, or airy is known as vocal quality.
The element of vocal delivery referring to the distinct and idiosyncratic sonic ______ which manifests as hoarse, hinky, or airy is known as vocal quality.
characteristics
The intentional variation in one's vocal cadence, commonly known as ______, adds depth and nuance to spoken communication by enhancing audience engagement.
The intentional variation in one's vocal cadence, commonly known as ______, adds depth and nuance to spoken communication by enhancing audience engagement.
animation
A speaker's ______, which must reflect the message with genuine emotion, is indispensable for enhancing presentation authenticity and audience rapport.
A speaker's ______, which must reflect the message with genuine emotion, is indispensable for enhancing presentation authenticity and audience rapport.
facial expression
In vocal delivery, the strategic use of ______ introduces rhythmic variation and underscores salient thematic elements, enhancing audience comprehension and retention.
In vocal delivery, the strategic use of ______ introduces rhythmic variation and underscores salient thematic elements, enhancing audience comprehension and retention.
The aspect of physical delivery concerning the dynamic shift in a speaker's spatial position, or ______, should be executed purposefully to accentuate key points and maintain audience interest.
The aspect of physical delivery concerning the dynamic shift in a speaker's spatial position, or ______, should be executed purposefully to accentuate key points and maintain audience interest.
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What is public speaking?
What is public speaking?
A form of communication where a person delivers a message in front of an audience, often to inform or persuade.
Pitch
Pitch
The highness or lowness of a speaker's voice.
Volume
Volume
The loudness or softness of a speaker's voice.
Rate
Rate
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Study Notes
- Public speaking is a form of communication where a person delivers a message to an audience typically to inform.
Elements of Vocal Delivery
- Vocal delivery focuses on the tone of a speaker's voice.
Pitch
- Pitch is the highness or lowness of the tone used.
Volume
- Volume refers to the loudness or softness of the speakers voice.
Rate
- The rate, or speed that words are spoken, is also an element to control in vocal delivery.
Pause
- Pause refers to the temporary stop in vocal delivery.
Animation
- Animation is the liveliness of the voice.
Vocal Clarity
- Vocal clarity is the proper pronunciation of words.
- Disruptive speech sounds like "uh," "well," and "um" avoid clarity.
Vocal Quality
- Vocal quality is the distinct characteristics of one's voice.
- Vocal quality can be thin, hoarse, hinky, rough, or airy.
Elements of Physical Delivery
- Physical delivery concerns bodily actions for speaking.
- It comprises facial expressions, eye contact, gestures, posture, movement and appearance.
Facial Expression
- Speakers' facial expressions should reflect the message intended for the audience.
Eye Contact
- Looking directly at the audience.
- Eye contact can signal interest and engagement between the speaker and the audience.
Gestures
- Gestures refer to the movement of the body used to express an idea.
Posture
- Posture describes how the spine curves and how muscles engage when standing or moving.
- Proper posture involves standing straight.
Movement
- Movement references the change of position or location.
Appearance
- Appearance is how a speaker looks during a presentation.
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