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From Where You Say It: Feeling Accents and Dialects

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After reading "Digital Dive: From Where You Say It: Feeling Accents and Dialects", consider the questions below. Then “submit” your response.

Speaker 1: Ann Richards 1988 Democratic National Convention Keynote Address

Speaker 2:

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Correct answers will vary. Correct answers should consider that the rate of Richards’s speech is slower, and her ability to vary in volume, pitch, rate, and character make her speech very dynamic. For more help, see Vocalics.

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Correct answers will vary. Correct answers may note that Richards speaks more slowly and with a Southern drawl. She also draws out her vowel sounds, and her speech has more modulation, making it more dynamic. For more help, see Vocalics.