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Acoustic Phonetics: True/False
 

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Acoustic phonetics: True/False quiz

by Ruxshona Razzoqova
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Acoustic phonetics is not used in language teaching.

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Frequency and amplitude are the same concept.

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The human ear cannot hear any difference between voiced and voiceless sounds.

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Acoustic phonetics can help detect a person’s emotional state through voice analysis.

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waveform shows how frequency changes over time.

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Amplitude is related to how loud or soft a sound is.

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The sound [s] has its energy in low frequencies.

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Voiced sounds show regular and repeating wave patterns on a waveform.

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Consonants, especially plosives, usually have no visible formants.

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Articulatory phonetics and acoustic phonetics focus on the same aspect of speech.

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Spectrograms can be used to study differences between speakers.

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Acoustic phonetics helps in speech technology, such as speech recognition and synthesis.

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