How Does the Human Body Produce Voice and Speech?

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A clear explanation of the concepts of voice and speech, including the processes involved in their production.

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How Does the Human Body Produce Voice and Speech?Version en ligne A clear explanation of the concepts of voice and speech, including the processes involved in their production. par Julieta Rios 1 What is voice or vocalization? a It's the sound produced by humans and other vertebrates, using the lungs and the vocal folds in the larynx (or voice box). b It's the process by which humans use the brain to understand spoken language. c It's a form of nonverbal communication that excludes sound. d It's the unique sound produced only by humans using the tongue and mouth without the larynx. 2 What are some examples of voice production? Can you name some more? a A baby crawling or an adult winking b An infant crying or an adult laughing. c A man nodding or bobbing d Someone clapping or waving 3 What is speech? a A form of communication that relies on gestures and facial expressions alone. b A basic vocal sound produced by the vocal cords, with no specific meaning or structure. c The natural sounds animals make to communicate in the wild. d Distinct sounds shaped by complex movements in the voice, used to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas orally. 4 How does the diaphragm work? a It relaxes to push air out of the lungs and prevent inhalation. b It contracts and pulls the rib cage inward, reducing lung capacity. c It contracts and moves downward, allowing the rib cage to expand and the lungs to fill with air. d It only controls movement in the abdomen, not affecting the lungs directly. 5 What are vocal folds? a They are small muscles located in the lungs that control airflow. b They are thin layers of cartilage that cover the vocal cords. c They are folds in the throat used primarily for swallowing, not sound production. d They are two bands of tissue positioned opposite each other in the larynx. 6 Voice is created when air flows from the lungs and builds up pressure under the larynx. This pressure pushes the vocal folds apart, starting at the bottom and then the top, creating a narrow opening called the glottis. When we speak, air passes through this opening, causing a suction effect that pulls the folds back together. This cycle of opening and closing makes the vocal folds vibrate, producing sound. a TRUE b FALSE 7 Which parts of the human body are involved in speech production? a Only the muscles in the throat and mouth. b Muscles in the head, throat, chest, mouth, nasal cavity, and abdomen. c Bones in the skull, jaw, and ribs. d Only the velum, tongue and lips.

How Does the Human Body Produce Voice and Speech?Version en ligne

A clear explanation of the concepts of voice and speech, including the processes involved in their production.

par Julieta Rios

What is voice or vocalization?

It's the sound produced by humans and other vertebrates, using the lungs and the vocal folds in the larynx (or voice box).

It's the process by which humans use the brain to understand spoken language.

It's a form of nonverbal communication that excludes sound.

It's the unique sound produced only by humans using the tongue and mouth without the larynx.

What are some examples of voice production? Can you name some more?

A baby crawling or an adult winking

An infant crying or an adult laughing.

A man nodding or bobbing

Someone clapping or waving

What is speech?

A form of communication that relies on gestures and facial expressions alone.

A basic vocal sound produced by the vocal cords, with no specific meaning or structure.

The natural sounds animals make to communicate in the wild.

Distinct sounds shaped by complex movements in the voice, used to express thoughts, feelings, and ideas orally.

How does the diaphragm work?

It relaxes to push air out of the lungs and prevent inhalation.

It contracts and pulls the rib cage inward, reducing lung capacity.

It contracts and moves downward, allowing the rib cage to expand and the lungs to fill with air.

It only controls movement in the abdomen, not affecting the lungs directly.

What are vocal folds?

They are small muscles located in the lungs that control airflow.

They are thin layers of cartilage that cover the vocal cords.

They are folds in the throat used primarily for swallowing, not sound production.

They are two bands of tissue positioned opposite each other in the larynx.

Voice is created when air flows from the lungs and builds up pressure under the larynx. This pressure pushes the vocal folds apart, starting at the bottom and then the top, creating a narrow opening called the glottis. When we speak, air passes through this opening, causing a suction effect that pulls the folds back together. This cycle of opening and closing makes the vocal folds vibrate, producing sound.

TRUE

FALSE

Which parts of the human body are involved in speech production?

Only the muscles in the throat and mouth.

Muscles in the head, throat, chest, mouth, nasal cavity, and abdomen.

Bones in the skull, jaw, and ribs.

Only the velum, tongue and lips.