The Sounds of language- Phonology and Phonetics

Question 1

Describes the concrete, physical form sounds (How are they produced, heard and described)

Answer 1

Phonetics

Question 2

Phonetics

Answer 2

Describe the concrete and physical forrm of sound (how are they produced, heard and described

Question 3

Phonetics (How they are ______, _______ and __________

Answer 3

produced, heard and described

Question 4

Is concerned with the function of sounds
(Status and Inventory in any given language)

Answer 4

Phonology

Question 5

What is Phonology?

Answer 5

Is concerned with the function of sounds
(status and inventory in any given language.

Question 6

An amazing instrument that resulted from evolution.

Answer 6

Human Voice.

Question 7

Human Voice

Answer 7

An amazing instrument that resulted from evolution.

Question 8

To describe speech sounds,_________________________________________________________________

Answer 8

it is neccesary to know what an individual sound is and how each sound differ from the others.

Question 9

NOTES ONLY

Most speech sounds are produced by pushing lung air through _____, between the vocal cord, up the throat and into the mouth or nose, and finaly out of the body

Question 10

Opening between the vocal chords is the _______. and located at the larynx (VOICE BOX)

Answer 10

GLOTTIS

Question 11

Located at the LARYNX

Answer 11

GLOTTIS

Question 12

LARYNX IS ALSO KNOWN AS?

Answer 12

Voice Box

Question 13

Speaking starts with he movement of of the body through exhalation.

Answer 13

Respiration

Question 14

Although it is possible to produce sounds while inhaling (__________________)

Answer 14

Ingressive Sounds

Question 15

Most sounds in all language are produced by expelling air (________________)

Answer 15

Egressive Sound

Question 16

Ingressive Sound?

Answer 16

Although it is possible to produce sounds while inhaling

Question 17

Egressive Sound?

Answer 17

Most sounds in all language are produced by expelling air

Question 18

The movements begins from the ____, the place where air after inhalation go

Answer 18

Lungs

Question 19

what is respiration?

Answer 19

Speaking starts with he movement of of the body through exhalation.

Question 20

Phonation takes place when voice produced in speaking as the expiratory air steam from lungs goes up through the trachea or windpipe to laynx.

Answer 20

Vibration

Question 21

Trachea is also known as

Answer 21

Windpipe

Question 22

what is vibration?

Answer 22

Phonation takes place when voice produced in speaking as the expiratory air steam from lungs goes up through the trachea or windpipe to laynx.

Question 23

Phonation takes place when voice produced in speaking as the ______ ______ steam from lungs goes up through the _________ or windpipe to _________.

Answer 23

expiratory air
trachea
laynx

Question 24

when the air hits the _______ it passes through ________, inside larynx are the ______ _____.

Answer 24

Trachea
larynx
Vocal Folds

Question 25

Vocal folds are known

Answer 25

Vocal cords

Question 26

Pair of thin membrane that vibrate when air pass through.

Answer 26

Vocal cord or vocal folds

Question 27

Vocal controls how low or high the pitch is

Answer 27

Resonation

Question 28

Resonation?

Answer 28

Vocal controls how low or high the pitch is

Question 29

When the tone produced in the larynx change into specific sounds.

Answer 29

Articulation

Question 30

Articulation

Answer 30

When the tone produced in the larynx change into specific sounds.

Question 31

can be moved into numerous positions essential to articulation

Answer 31

Lips

Question 32

Lips

Answer 32

can be moved into numerous positions essential to articulation

Question 33

serves as another important surface against which tongue make contact

Answer 33

Hard Palate/Dome

Question 34

Hard palate also known as

Answer 34

Dome

Question 35

hard palate or dome serves as?

Question 36

The small nub on thee tower border of soft palate.

Answer 36

Uvula

Question 37

Uvula

Answer 37

The small nub on thee tower border of soft palate.

Question 38

Most important articulator of speech as it is responsible for different soundds depending on how it is positioned in the mouth

Answer 38

Tongue

Question 39

Tongue

Answer 39

Most important articulator of speech as it is responsible for different soundds depending on how it is positioned in the mouth