________ specifically refers to the variations in the pitch of a speaker's voice that convey emotion and emphasis in speech.
A)Phonology
B)Prosody
C)Speech segmentation
D)Orthography

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Prosody specifically refers to the variations in pitch, rhythm, and intonation of speech that convey emotion and emphasis, while phonology refers to the study of the sound patterns of a language, speech segmentation refers to how we break down speech into meaningful units, and orthography refers to the writing system of a language.

________ Specifically Refers to the Variations in the Pitch of a Speaker's