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Speech Mechanisms Quiz

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How speech organs work: power, vibrator, resonator, obstruction

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How speech organs work: power, vibrator, resonator, obstruction

by Андрей
1

The vibrator is the tongue itself.

2

Obstruction involves constrictions by articulators such as the tongue, lips, and jaw to modify airflow.

3

The power for speech is provided by the lungs via the airstream.

4

The resonator is the teeth only.

5

The diaphragm and intercostal muscles support controlled expiration for speech.

6

The resonator is the vocal tract (throat, mouth, and nasal cavities) that shapes the sound.

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The vibrator consists of the vocal folds in the larynx that vibrate to produce voiced sounds.

8

Voiceless sounds are produced with continuous vocal fold vibration.

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The power for speech comes from the teeth.

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Obstruction means relaxing all articulators during speech.

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