QUIZ The productions of the speech sounds

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AsterQuiz QUIZ The productions of the speech soundsOnline version Lets go to learn more about the sounds by JOBER ANDREY JIMENEZ SANABRIA 1 The study of how the different parts of the vocal tract are used to produce speech sounds is known as: a Articulatory Phonetics b Segmental Phonology c Acoustic Phonetics 2 Which articulatory description is used for sounds produced with the tongue tip curled back toward the hard palate? a Retroflex sounds, from the Latin for 'bent backwards', involve curling the tongue tip toward the roof of the mouth behind the alveolar ridge. b Velar Velar sounds involve the back of the tongue touching the soft palate, rather than the tip moving toward the hard palate. c Paleto-Alveolar These sounds are made with the Tongue blade near the back of the alveolar ridge, but not necessarily with the tip curled back 3 Which group of sounds is classified as 'coronal' based on the part of the tongue used during articulation? a Bilabial and Labiodental b Velar and Uvular c Dental, Alveolar And Retroflex 4 How does the source material define a 'phoneme' in the context of phonology? a An actual, concrete speech sound as realizated by an individual speaker b The variation in pitch or tone of voice used during an utterance c The smallest distinctive or contrastive unid in the sound system of the languaje 5 Where is the alveolar ridge located? a Between the hard palated and the vellum b On the lower jaw behind the botton teeth c Between the top front teeth and the hard palated 6 What is the result when the soft palate is lowered during the production of a sound where the mouth is obstructed? a A fricative his b A nasal consonant c An oral plosive

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QUIZ The productions of the speech soundsOnline version

Lets go to learn more about the sounds

by JOBER ANDREY JIMENEZ SANABRIA

The study of how the different parts of the vocal tract are used to produce speech sounds is known as:

Articulatory Phonetics

Segmental Phonology

Acoustic Phonetics

Which articulatory description is used for sounds produced with the tongue tip curled back toward the hard palate?

Retroflex sounds, from the Latin for 'bent backwards', involve curling the tongue tip toward the roof of the mouth behind the alveolar ridge.

Velar Velar sounds involve the back of the tongue touching the soft palate, rather than the tip moving toward the hard palate.

Paleto-Alveolar These sounds are made with the Tongue blade near the back of the alveolar ridge, but not necessarily with the tip curled back

Which group of sounds is classified as 'coronal' based on the part of the tongue used during articulation?

Bilabial and Labiodental

Velar and Uvular

Dental, Alveolar And Retroflex

How does the source material define a 'phoneme' in the context of phonology?

An actual, concrete speech sound as realizated by an individual speaker

The variation in pitch or tone of voice used during an utterance

The smallest distinctive or contrastive unid in the sound system of the languaje

Where is the alveolar ridge located?

Between the hard palated and the vellum

On the lower jaw behind the botton teeth

Between the top front teeth and the hard palated

What is the result when the soft palate is lowered during the production of a sound where the mouth is obstructed?

A fricative his

A nasal consonant

An oral plosive

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QUIZ The productions of the speech soundsOnline version

by JOBER ANDREY JIMENEZ SANABRIA

The study of how the different parts of the vocal tract are used to produce speech sounds is known as:

Which articulatory description is used for sounds produced with the tongue tip curled back toward the hard palate?

Which group of sounds is classified as 'coronal' based on the part of the tongue used during articulation?

How does the source material define a 'phoneme' in the context of phonology?

Where is the alveolar ridge located?

What is the result when the soft palate is lowered during the production of a sound where the mouth is obstructed?

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