Oral Communication lab.- Vocabulary words 23pts. Crossword

The pitch and timbre (distinctive tone) of a person's voice
A device speakers use whereby they look directly into their listener's eyes in order to emphasize a point or to show how strongly they feel about something
A short story used by a speaker to illustrate a point
The meaning and feelings associated with a word by an individual, based on personal experience
A literary device that places words that are in opposition directly beside one another (cruel kindness)
A word or group of words substituted for a word that is offensive or distasteful
The specialized vocabulary of people in the same profession of similar group
Nonstandard words associated with certain groups
Method of delivery where the speech is committed to memory
Unrehearsed delivery, which involves speaking spontaneously
The speed at which we speak
The vocal notes you hit while speaking
Altering your vocal tone and pitch
Loudness or softness of your voice
The distinctness with which we say the syllables in a word
Saying the sounds of a word properly and stressing the correct syllable
A communication approach that lacks action and energy and appears disinterested and uninvolved
A direct, yet tactful, communication approach
The ability to work well with others by using polite communication procedures
Word for word account of an interview
Expressing information or ideas through human language
the process of translating into meaning
refers to analog to digital conversion.