Chapter 2 Flashcards

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articulatory phonetics

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study of production of speech sounds

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acoustic phonetics

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study of transmission and the physical properties of speech sounds

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auditory phonetics

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study of the perception of speech sounds

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4
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palatography

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experimental method that shows the contact between the tongue and the food of the mouth (static or dynamic)

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5
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suprasegmentals

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“ride on top of” segments in that they often apply to entire strings of consonants and vowels. stress, tone, intonation

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6
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coda

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any final consonants

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7
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monophthongs

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simple vowels, composed of a single configuration of the vocal tract

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diphthongs

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complex vowels, composed of a sequence of two different configurations

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segmental features

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phonetic characteristic of speech sounds, such a voicing, place of articulation, rounding

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10
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larynx

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voice box, contains the vocal fold and glottis

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11
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vocal tract

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above larynx, composed of the oral and nasal cavities

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12
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sub-glottal system

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part of the respiratory system located below larynx

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13
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pulmonic egressive airstream mechanism

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airstream mechanism that produces speech sounds by modifying the stream of air forced out of the lungs and passed through the oral and/or nasal cavities

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14
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trachea

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windpipe

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15
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glottis

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the space between the vocal folds

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16
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voicing

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vibration of the approximated vocal folds caused by air passing through them.

17
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bilabial

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sound produced by bringing both lips together

18
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labiodentals

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sound produced with the lower lip against the upper front teeth

19
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interdentals

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sound produced with th e tip of the tongue protruding between the front teeth

20
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alveolar

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sound produced with the tongue tip at or near alveolar ridge

21
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palatal

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sound produced at the tongue near center of hard portion of the roof

22
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retroflex

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curling the tip of the tongue back behind alveolar ridge to top of the mouth