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• What is articulation in speech?


  Movement of tongue, lips, teeth, and jaw
• What is pronunciation?


  Formation of vowel and consonant sounds
• What is enunciation?


  Clarity with which words are uttered
• How does clear enunciation affect speech?


  Clearly spoken words are easily recognized
• What is the most important aspect of public speaking?

  Confidence
• What is the role of voice in communication?

  It can influence emotions and perceptions
• How can confidence be projected in public speaking?

  Through voice modulation
• What does pitch refer to in modulation?

  Highness or lowness of the voice
• When is pitch particularly important?

  When discussing exciting or serious topics
• How does pace affect speech delivery?

  It depends on mood and message
• How can power be increased in speech?

  Through breathing exercises
• What does pace refer to in speech?

  Speed of your speech
• What is the purpose of a pause in speech?

  For effect, emphasis, and stress
• What is stage presence?

  Speaker's appearance, movement, and projection
• What is facial expression in communication?

  A form of nonverbal communication
• Why are facial expressions important in speaking?

  They convey emotions more effectively
• What are gestures in communication?

  Movements of hands, arms, and head
• How do gestures enhance communication?

  They emphasize and clarify spoken words
• What is rapport in public speaking?

  Trust and connection with the audience
• Why is rapport essential for a speaker?

  It helps convince the audience of ideas
• What must a speaker master to build rapport?

  The art of building rapport