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Articulatory Phonetics: Basics Quiz

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Basics of articulation and speech anatomy

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Articulatory Phonetics: Basics Quiz
 

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Basics of articulation and speech anatomy

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The tongue body, blade, tip, and root contribute to articulation.

2

The alveolar ridge is used to produce alveolar sounds like /t, d, s, z/.

3

All sounds are produced with the glottis fully open.

4

Voiceless sounds involve vocal fold vibration.

5

The tongue never touches the lips.

6

Velum elevation closes the nasal cavity for sonorants production.

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The velum opens the nasal cavity during most vowels.

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The hyoid bone lying under the tongue does not contribute to speech production.

9

The vocal folds in the larynx vibrate to produce voiced sounds.

10

The lips, teeth, alveolar ridge, palate, and velum are key articulators.

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