1. By Emma Willcox

2. Accent:
A distinctive mode of pronunciation
of a language - one associated with a
particular nation, locality, or social
class.

3. Dialect:
A particular form of a language that is
peculiar to a specific region or social
group.

4. Gender:
The sex of a person; can either be
male or female.

5. Language:
The method of human
communication, either spoken or
written, consisting of the use of
words in a structured and
conventional way. – Varies due to
geographical location can either
be due to community or country.

6. Pitch:
The quality of a sound governed by
the rate of vibrations producing it;
the degree of highness or lowness
of a tone.

7. Rhythm:
A strong, regular, repeated pattern
of movement or sound.

8. Texture:
The quality of audio – Can be
described in many ways such as
smooth, rough etc.

9. Voice:
The sound produced in a person's
larynx and uttered through the
mouth, as speech or song.