It is the highness or lowness of voice that indicates feeling.

It is how someone stands in front of the room.

It is rising and falling of the voice when speaking.

It is the strength of speaking.

This is a body movement that expresses meaning or idea.

It is the action of conveying information or expressing one’s thoughts and feelings in spoken language.

It is the vocal or musical sound of specific quality.

This is the prominence given to a syllable or word which makes the word or syllable stand out.     

It is the loudness and softness of voice to show emotions.

 This is the position/bearing of the body while speaking.

Stepping toward the audience creates a positive feeling, use this technique when you want to encourage or persuade your audience.

When answering an audience member’s question maintain eye contact, this conveys sincerity and credibility

When using visual aids, point and look at the relevant data. The audience will automatically follow your hands and eyes.

Do not cross your arms, put your hands in your pocket or slouch.

Use slow and measured breathing to pace your speech, and pause to emphasize key points.

The volume is the prominence given to a syllable.

The stress is the loudness or softness of the voice

The tone is the strength of speaking.

The intonation is the rising and falling of voice when speaking.

The gesture is the body movement that expresses meaning or idea.