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Identify how speech organs work

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Nargiza Toshpulatova

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Phonetics: Speech Organs Quiz


Phonetics: Speech Organs QuizVersion en ligne Identify how speech organs work par Nargiza Toshpulatova 1 The glottis controls tongue movement for articulation. Yes No 2 The tongue changes vowel height and backness to shape vowels. Yes No 3 The lips have no role in any consonant articulation. Yes No 4 The pharynx has no role in resonance of speech. Yes No 5 The velum (soft palate) can lower to allow nasal sounds. Yes No 6 The epiglottis is the primary organ for producing vowels. Yes No 7 Bilabial consonants like /p/ and /b/ use both lips. Yes No 8 The nasal cavity has no effect on any speech sounds. Yes No 9 The alveolar ridge is a place of articulation for sounds like /t/, /d/, and /s/. Yes No 10 The vocal cords vibrate to produce voiced sounds during phonation. Yes No