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Which term refers to the place of articulation where both lips come together?
Which term refers to the place of articulation where both lips come together?
What structure is primarily involved in the production of sound, located just above the trachea?
What structure is primarily involved in the production of sound, located just above the trachea?
Which of the following categorizes variations of vowel sounds?
Which of the following categorizes variations of vowel sounds?
In the context of the vocal tract, what does the term 'trachea' refer to?
In the context of the vocal tract, what does the term 'trachea' refer to?
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Which part of the vocal tract is described as the area above the oral cavity and before the larynx?
Which part of the vocal tract is described as the area above the oral cavity and before the larynx?
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Study Notes
Articulation Types
- Bilabial: 6, M, P (mouth closure)
- Labio-dental: V, F (lip and teeth)
- Dental: θ, ð (tongue on teeth)
- Alveolar: Z, T, N, L, S, D (tongue touching alveolar ridge)
- Post-alveolar: R (tongue behind alveolar ridge)
- Palato-alveolar: J, T͡ʃ (tongue behind alveolar ridge, close to palate)
- Palatal: Y (tongue on palate)
- Velar: K, G, ŋ (tongue at velum)
Vowel Types
- Short vowels: I, E, ɜː, ʊ, ɑː, æ, ʌ, ə(short sounds)
- Long vowels: Iː, eː, ɔː, aɪ, (longer sounds)
- Diphthongs: aɪ, aʊ, eɪ
- Centralizing:
- Fronting: example eɪ, Iː, ɔː
- Backing:
Vocal Tract
- Nasal cavity (1)
- Oral cavity (2)
- Nostrils (3)
- Pharynx (4)
- Larynx (5)
- Trachea (6)
- Carina of trachea (7)
- Left lung (8)
- Right lung (9)
- Superior lobe (8)
- Pleura cavity (10)
- Diaphragm (11)
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Test your knowledge on the various types of articulation and vowel classifications. This quiz covers bilabial, labio-dental, and other articulation types, as well as different vowel sounds and their characteristics. Perfect for students of phonetics and linguistics.
