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Chapter 8 Practice Quiz

Which is not an articulator for speech? Tongue Hard palate Soft palate Teeth Trachea Alveolar ridge Mandible Maxilla

The velopharyngeal port is open for vowels sounds? True False

What muscle(s) raise(s) the soft palate (velum)? levator veli palatini tensor veli palatini palatoglossal muscle palatopharyngeus muscle A and B C and D

There are four of these teeth in the mouth that have two flaps or cusps Incisors Bicuspids Premolar Molar Wisdom

What is the pharynx? Voice box Throat A type of wild cat Near the pyramids in Egypt None of the above

Which is not a place of articulation (production)? Labial Labiodental Stop Dental Alveolar ridge Palatal Velar Glottal

Which is not a manner of articulation (how sound)? Stop Nasal Affricate Glottal Semivowel Fricative

How many fricatives? ____

How many nasals? ____

F1 in adult males is about? ____ Hz

What is the F1 in adult females? ____ Hz

What is the F1 for a child? ____

What is the F2 for a child? ____

What are diphthongs? Voice Consonant Unvoiced Consonant Vowel with a glide 2 thongs None of the above

A consonant glide? r l w j A and B C and D

Which is not a fricative? dʒ ʃ

What is coarticulation? The assimilation of the place of articulation of one speech sound to that of an adjacent speech sound The assimilation of the manner of articulation of one speech sound to that of an adjacent speech sound Both of the above None of the above

What are segmentals? Rhythm Stress Intonation Phonemes Brain segments

What are suprasegmentals? Rhythm Stress Intonation Phonemes Brain segments A, B, and C A, B, C and D

There will be questions from the CD. True False