Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

In the production of vowels, the air that escapes through the mouth is:

A

Unimpeded

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2
Q

When the vocal cords are drawn together and made to vibrate they produce:

A

Voiced sounds

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3
Q

The smallest perceptible segment of speech is called a:

A

Phone

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4
Q

The contrastive sound units of language are called:

A

Phonemes

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5
Q

The variation of a contrastive sound is called an:

A

Allophone

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6
Q

What are prosodic features?

A

Pitch, intonation, stress

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7
Q

Describe P and B

A

P and B are formed in the mouth in the same place of articulation (the lips). The difference between the two is that B is voiced while P is voiceless.

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