Statistic: Speaker’s Voice and Intonation

The voice was lively, articulate, and emotionally engaging — perfect for speaking.

Voice was too loud, too quiet, harsh, or poorly articulated.

Easy to listen to, clear pronunciation, natural tone and rhythm.

The voice was fine — not very expressive, but easy to follow.

Neutral delivery — didn’t distract but also didn’t stand out.

Didn’t focus on the speaker’s voice — can’t judge.

Monotonous tone that made it hard to stay focused.

Voice sounded nervous, strained, or lacked confidence.