_____the variation of pitch, which has to do with how fast your vocal cords vibrate and how "high" your voice sounds Phonology syntax intonation

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_____the variation of pitch, which has to do with how fast your vocal cords vibrate and how "high" your voice sounds

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Answer:

The answer is intonation

Step-by-step explanation:

it is the rise and fall of a pitch

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