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Why are children's voices shriller than adult's voices?
Why are children's voices shriller than adult's voices?
- Children's vocal cords vibrate at a higher frequency than adults
- Children's vocal tracts are longer, causing their voices to be higher in pitch
- Children have shorter vocal cords, producing higher-pitched sounds (correct)
- Children have stronger lung capacity, allowing them to produce higher-pitched sounds
What contributes to the shrillness of children's voices?
What contributes to the shrillness of children's voices?
- The longer vocal tracts in children
- The faster vibration of their vocal cords
- The smaller size of their vocal cords (correct)
- The larger lung capacity of children
How do children's vocal cords differ from those of adults?
How do children's vocal cords differ from those of adults?
- Children have the same vocal cord structure as adults
- Children have shorter and thinner vocal cords (correct)
- Children have more flexible vocal cords
- Children have longer and thicker vocal cords
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