English Aspects of voice

Question 1

PROCESSES IN SPEECH PRODUCTION

Answer 1

1.respiration
2. phonation
3. resonance

4. articulation

Question 2

loudness or softness of
one’s voice

Answer 2

volume

Question 3

ability to vary voice
according to the context or size of the audience

Answer 3

voice projection

Question 4

highness or lowness
of a speaker’s voice

Answer 4

pitch

Question 5

factors that can affect pitch

Answer 5

age and gender

Question 6

smoothness and effortlessness of one’s

speech

Answer 6

fluency

Question 7

factors of fluency

Answer 7

Nervousness
* Monitoring of
pronunciation and
grammar

Question 8

producing speech
sounds CORRECTLY

Answer 8

pronounciation

Question 9

PRODUCING SPEECH

SOUNDS

CLEARLY/DISTINCTLY WITH

PROPER USE OF
ARTICULATORS

Answer 9

articulation

Question 10

GOOD ARTICULATION
+ GOOD VOLUME=

Answer 10

clear speech

Question 11

VALUE/PROMINENCE
given to a word in a
sentence

Answer 11

EMPHASIS

Question 12

changes in vocal volume,
rate, and pitch

Answer 12

VOCAL VARIETY

Question 13

Types of volume

Answer 13

LOUD
MODERATE
SOFT

Question 14

rising and
falling of
pitch

Answer 14

Intonation:

Question 15

What intonation will we use if we are going to ask a question

Answer 15

Rising

Question 16

What would happen if we don’t use varying of voice

Answer 16

it will sound flat (monotonous)

Question 17

is a sound, word, or phrase that doesn’t mean anything in the context of what someone is saying.

Answer 17

verbal fillers

Question 18

used to indicate, through symbols or codes, what a speech sound or letter sounds like.

Answer 18

Phonetic alphabets

Question 19

Upper lip - lower lip

Answer 19

bilabial

Question 20

lips - teeth

Answer 20

labio-dental

Question 21

used for shua sounds

Answer 21

glotal

Question 22

/p/
/b/
/m/

Answer 22

BILABIAL

Question 23

/f/
/v/

Answer 23

LABIO-DENTAL

Question 24

we curl our tongue in this articulation

Answer 24

retroflex

Question 25

/th/

Answer 25

INTER-DENTAL

Question 26

/t/
/d/
/n/
/s/
/z/

Answer 26

alveolar

Question 27

/ch/
/dz/

Answer 27

post-aveolar

Question 28

/r/

Answer 28

retroflex

Question 29

/j/

Answer 29

palatal

Question 30

/k/
/g/
/ng/

Answer 30

velar

Question 31

/h/

Answer 31

glottal

Question 32

What is the difference between vowels and consonants in terms of articulation

Answer 32

Vowels -requires to open our mouth wider

Consonants - doesn’t need to open your mouth that much

Question 33

How do we stress a word in emphasis

Answer 33

we say it louder