Phonetics Flashcards

1
Q

what is articulation?

A

the shaping of airflow to generate particular sound types

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2
Q

what is the subglottal system responsible for?

A

initiation

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3
Q

what is initiation?

A

setting air in motion through the vocal tract

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4
Q

what is the supraglottal system responsible for?

A

articulation

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5
Q

what is phonation?

A

the modification of airflow as it passes through the larynx

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6
Q

what is the laryngeal system responsible for?

A

phonation

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7
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what is central airflow?

A

air flows down the middle of the vocal tract

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8
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what is the place of articulation?

A

the location of the maximum constrcition of the air channel

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9
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what is the manner of articulation?

A

the nature of the constricture or the degree of stricture

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10
Q

what are apical sounds?

A

sounds made with the tongue tip

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11
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what are laminal sounds?

A

sounds made with the tongue blade

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12
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what are coronal sounds?

A

apical and laminal sounds together

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13
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what are radical sounds?

A

sounds made with the tongue root

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14
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what are plosives?

A

a pulmonic consonant in which the vocal tract is blocked so that all airflow ceases

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15
Q

what is compression?

A

a decrease in air pressure

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16
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what is rarefaction?

A

an increase in air pressure

17
Q

what is a transient sound wave?

A

involves a sudden burst in pressure which isn’t sustained and isn’t repeated over time

18
Q

what is an aperiodic sound wave?

A

a sound wave with no regularly repeating pattern

19
Q

what is anatomy?

A

the structure of living organisms

20
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what is physiology?

A

how living organisms and their parts function