The document is a vocabulary jeopardy game board with different levels of difficulty and points. It contains vocabulary terms related to communication, speech, language, and public speaking. Some of the terms included are verbal, nonverbal, memorized, body, breathing, sender, receiver, pitch, volume, and symbol.

1. Vocabulary Jeopardy
Brittany Moore
Laura Mahler

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3. expressed in spoken words
What is verbal?

4. Not expressed in spoken words
What is nonverbal?

5. to commit to memory
What is memorized?

6. the main portion
What is body?

7. the act of inhaling and exhaling
What is breathing?

8. the person giving the speech
What is sender?

9. the person receiving the information
What is receiver?

10. the highness or lowness of a sound
What is pitch?

11. the loudness of a sound
What is volume?

12. a material object representing
something, often something
immaterial
What is symbol?

13. movement from one subject to
another
What is transition?

14. stretched across the larynx, they are
needed for speech
What are vocal cords?

15. the medium through which the
message is being delivered
What is channel?

16. the ending portion
What is conclusion?

17. a preliminary part leading up to the
main part
What is introduction?

18. the act or result of producing the sounds
of speech, including articulation, stress,
and
intonation, often with reference to
some standard of correctness or
acceptability
What is pronunciation?

19. the ratio in which two measurements
are related
What is rate?

20. anything that inhibits the sending of
the message
What is interference?

21. how the audience receives the
information
What is reception?

22. emphasis in the form of prominent
relative loudness of a syllable or a
word
What is stress?

23. the response to the information
presented by the sender
What is feedback?

24. a muscular wall separating the
thoracic cavity from the abdominal
cavity
What is diaphragm?

25. spoken with very little special
advance preparation
What is extemporaneous?

26. the original text of an author’s work
What is manuscript?

27. made or done without previous
preparation
What is impromptu?

28. a movable organ whose function is to
help produce speech
What are articulators?

29. to extract meaning from spoken or
written symbols
What is decoding?

30. the adjustments and movements of
speech organs involved in
pronouncing a particular
sound, taken as a whole
What is articulation?

31. to convert a message into code
What is encoding?

32. the associated or secondary meaning
of a word or expression in addition to
its explicit or primary meaning
What is connotation?

33. the study of body movements,
gestures, facial expressions, etc. as a
means of communication
What is kinesics?

34. the explicit or direct meaning of a
word or expression, as distinguished
from the ideas or meanings
associated with it
What is denotation?

35. the study of the symbolic and
communicative role in a culture of
spatial arrangements and variations
in distance
What is proxemics?