Chapter 6 Intro and Source-Filter Theory Review

Question 1

Define Articulation

Answer 1

The process of bringing two or more articulators together to form speech sounds

Question 2

List Mobile Articulators

Answer 2

Tongue, lips, jaw, soft palate

Question 3

Source____ Filter_____

Answer 3

Source- larynx, Filter- vocal tract

Question 4

cavities found in the vocal tract

Answer 4

Oral cavity (with buccal cavity)​, Nasal cavity, Pharyngeal cavity

Question 5

4 valves that direct the flow of air

Answer 5

Laryngeal port: the vocal folds​

Velopharyngeal port: soft palate​

Lingual port: can block the back of the oropharyngeal area​

Labial port

Question 6

3 tonsils

Answer 6

Pharyngeal tonsils, Palatine tonsils, Lingual tonsils

Question 7

parts of the vocal tract

Answer 7

Oral cavity (with buccal cavity)​, Nasal cavity, Pharyngeal cavity

Question 8

3 pharyngeal areas

Answer 8

Laryngopharynx, oropharynx, nasopharynx

Question 9

for nasal sounds, the velopharyngeal port should be___: for this the velum has to be ___

Answer 9

open; lowered

Question 10

Inflammation of the tonsil tissue is called

Answer 10

Tonsillitis

Question 11

Surgery of tonsil removal is called

Answer 11

Tonsillectomy

Question 12

2 pillars in the mouth and their nicknames

Answer 12

Anterior faucial pillar aka, palato- glossal arch​

posterior faucial pillar aka palato- pharyngeal arch

Question 13

Excessive nasal resonance is called

Answer 13

Hypernasal