Module 3 Flashcards

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Phonetics

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The study of the minimal units that make up language

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Palatography

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To observe contact between the tongue and the roof of the mouth (articulate phonetics)

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Segments

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Are the discreet units of the speech stream; can be further subdivided into constants and vowels

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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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Running/Continuous Speech

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Phrases and sentences where all the words run together

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Articulation

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The motion or positioning of some part of the vocal tract (usually a muscular part tongue/lips)

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Segmental Features

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The voicing, place, and manner of articulation

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Larynx

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Contains the vocal folds and the glottis

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Vocal Tract

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Above the larynx is composed of the oral and nasal cavities

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Subglottal System

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The part of the respiratory system located below the larynx

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Voicing Bar

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Indicates whether the vocal fold vibrations are present in a sound

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Bilabial

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Consonants are made by bringing both lips closer together; five sounds in English

  1. [P] pat
  2. [B] bat
  3. [M] mat
  4. [W] with
  5. [W] where (for some speakers)
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Labiodental

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Consonants made with the lower lip against the upper front teeth; two in English

  1. [F] fat
  2. [V] vat
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Interdentals

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Are made with the tip of the tongue protruding between the front teeth

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Alveolar

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Sounds made with tongue tip at or near the alveolar ridge; English has seven

  1. [t] tab
  2. [d] dab
  3. [s] sip
  4. [z] zip
  5. [n] noose
  6. [l] loose
  7. [r] red
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Places of Articulation (listed)

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  1. Bilabial
  2. Labiodental
  3. Interdentals
  4. Alveolar
  5. Post-alveolar
  6. Palatal
  7. Velar
  8. Glottal
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Manner of articulation

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How the air stream is modified by the vocal tract to produce the sound

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Suprasegmental features

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  1. Length
  2. Intonation
  3. Tone
  4. Stress
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Periodic Wave

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A sound wave which repeats at regular intervals