Changes in a speaker’s rate, pitch, volume, and pauses are referred to as __________.( ) A: vocal credibility B: vocal variety C: vocal contact D: vocal pronunciation

Changesin a speaker’s rate, pitch, volume, and pauses are referred to as __________. A: vocal variety B: vocal credibility C: vocal pronunication D: vocal contact

In the paralanguage category, the volume, pitch and the overall intonation are ___. () A: vocal characterizers B: vocal qualifiers C: vocal segregates

when the vocal cords are vibrating

Ventricle of larynx is located A: above vestibular fold B: above vocal fold C: below vocal fold D: laryngeal vestibule

Ventricle of larynx is located A: above vestibular fold B: above vocal fold C: below vocal fold D: laryngeal vestibule E: infraglotic cavity

Ventricle of larynx is located_____. () A: above vestibular fold B: above vocal fold C: below vocal fold D: laryngeal vestibule E: infraglottic cavity

The sounds produced without the vocal cords vibrating are _________ sounds.

Vibration of the vocal is the criterion that distinguishes vowels from consonants.

The most vocal political pressure for tariffs is generally made by: