TONGUE ACTIVITY TRUE OR FALSE

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Hilola Yusupova

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Froggy Jumps TONGUE ACTIVITY TRUE OR FALSEOnline version Brief anatomy check by Hilola Yusupova 1 The apex of the tongue is the most mobile part. a True b False c 2 The blade of the tongue is located behind the dorsum. a True b False c 3 The dorsum of the tongue helps produce /k/ and /g/ sounds. a True b False c 4 The uvula is part of the hard palate. a True b False c 5 The blade of the tongue is used to produce /s/ and /z/. a True b False c 6 English language actively uses uvular consonants. a True b False c 7 The tip of the tongue touches the alveolar ridge to produce /t/. a True b c 8 The dorsum of the tongue helps shape back vowels like /u/. a True b False c 9 The uvula helps control airflow between oral and nasal cavities. a True b False c 10 The front of the tongue is not important for vowel production. a True b False c

Froggy Jumps

TONGUE ACTIVITY TRUE OR FALSEOnline version

Brief anatomy check

by Hilola Yusupova

The apex of the tongue is the most mobile part.

True

False

The blade of the tongue is located behind the dorsum.

True

False

The dorsum of the tongue helps produce /k/ and /g/ sounds.

True

False

The uvula is part of the hard palate.

True

False

The blade of the tongue is used to produce /s/ and /z/.

True

False

English language actively uses uvular consonants.

True

False

The tip of the tongue touches the alveolar ridge to produce /t/.

True

The dorsum of the tongue helps shape back vowels like /u/.

True

False

The uvula helps control airflow between oral and nasal cavities.

True

False

The front of the tongue is not important for vowel production.

True

False

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TONGUE ACTIVITY TRUE OR FALSE

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TONGUE ACTIVITY TRUE OR FALSEOnline version

by Hilola Yusupova

The apex of the tongue is the most mobile part.

The blade of the tongue is located behind the dorsum.

The dorsum of the tongue helps produce /k/ and /g/ sounds.

The uvula is part of the hard palate.

The blade of the tongue is used to produce /s/ and /z/.

English language actively uses uvular consonants.

The tip of the tongue touches the alveolar ridge to produce /t/.

The dorsum of the tongue helps shape back vowels like /u/.

The uvula helps control airflow between oral and nasal cavities.

The front of the tongue is not important for vowel production.

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