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How Speech Sounds Are Produced

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Test your knowledge on speech sound production!

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Test your knowledge on speech sound production!

by hugodeandreotti2016@gmail.com
1

Where does speech production start in the respiratory system?

2

What is the vibration of the vocal folds called?

3

Which part of the vocal tract helps modify speech sounds further?

4

What are sounds called when airflow is stopped by the tongue?

5

Do vowel sounds require airflow to be stopped?

6

Which structure controls pitch, volume, and tone of voice?

7

What does lowering the velum do?

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What structures in the mouth modify airflow for speech?

9

Which part of the vocal tract is involved in nasal sounds?

10

What muscles in the larynx help change voice pitch?

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