Phonetics: Speech Organs

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Froggy Jumps Phonetics: Speech OrgansOnline version Explore speech organs by Nargiza Toshpulatova 1 Which organ vibrates to produce voice during phonation? a Larynx b Pharynx c Nasal cavity 2 Primary articulator for producing /t/ and /d/? a Tongue tip against the alveolar ridge b Teeth c Lips 3 What is the flow of air through the nasal cavity called? a Nasal airstream b Oral airstream c Glottal airstream 4 Which structure closes the oral cavity from the nasal cavity during swallowing? a Soft palate (velum) b Hard palate c Epiglottis 5 Which organ controls voicing by vibrating? a Tongue b Vocal folds in the larynx c Teeth 6 Place of articulation for the /s/ sound? a Alveolar ridge b Bilabial c Velar 7 What is the function of the soft palate in speech? a Supports the tongue during chewing b Filters air in the lungs c Regulates airflow between oral and nasal cavities 8 Which structure distinguishes voiced from voiceless sounds? a Vocal folds (glottis) b Teeth c Hard palate 9 Which cavity houses the tongue muscles that adjust height and shape? a Pharyngeal cavity b Nasal cavity c Oral cavity 10 What feature allows air to escape through the nose in nasal consonants? a Velum raised b Larynx closed c Velum lowered

Froggy Jumps

Phonetics: Speech OrgansOnline version

Explore speech organs

by Nargiza Toshpulatova

Which organ vibrates to produce voice during phonation?

Larynx

Pharynx

Nasal cavity

Primary articulator for producing /t/ and /d/?

Tongue tip against the alveolar ridge

Teeth

Lips

What is the flow of air through the nasal cavity called?

Nasal airstream

Oral airstream

Glottal airstream

Which structure closes the oral cavity from the nasal cavity during swallowing?

Soft palate (velum)

Hard palate

Epiglottis

Which organ controls voicing by vibrating?

Tongue

Vocal folds in the larynx

Teeth

Place of articulation for the /s/ sound?

Alveolar ridge

Bilabial

Velar

What is the function of the soft palate in speech?

Supports the tongue during chewing

Filters air in the lungs

Regulates airflow between oral and nasal cavities

Which structure distinguishes voiced from voiceless sounds?

Vocal folds (glottis)

Teeth

Hard palate

Which cavity houses the tongue muscles that adjust height and shape?

Pharyngeal cavity

Nasal cavity

Oral cavity

What feature allows air to escape through the nose in nasal consonants?

Velum raised

Larynx closed

Velum lowered

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Which organ vibrates to produce voice during phonation?

Primary articulator for producing /t/ and /d/?

What is the flow of air through the nasal cavity called?

Which structure closes the oral cavity from the nasal cavity during swallowing?

Which organ controls voicing by vibrating?

Place of articulation for the /s/ sound?

What is the function of the soft palate in speech?

Which structure distinguishes voiced from voiceless sounds?

Which cavity houses the tongue muscles that adjust height and shape?

What feature allows air to escape through the nose in nasal consonants?

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