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Match the definition to the term.

1. tense vocal force or emphasis

2. intonation pause between sounds, words, or phrases

3. pitch the highness or lowness of a tone

4. inflection where vocal folds (cords) are located

5. juncture stress, pitch, and juncture

6. larynx a helping verb

7. conjugation systematic arrangement of the forms of a verb

8. stress the time an action takes place

9. auxiliary a verb that does not follow a regular pattern

10. irregular verb alteration in pitch or tone of the voice; endings on verbs and other

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