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The sound /p/ is made by modifying an air stream that flows through the nose.
The sound /p/ is made by modifying an air stream that flows through the nose.
False (B)
The vocal tract includes the lungs.
The vocal tract includes the lungs.
False (B)
The airstream is ingressive, meaning it enters the body.
The airstream is ingressive, meaning it enters the body.
False (B)
The position of the tongue, teeth, and lips does not change the sound quality of the air.
The position of the tongue, teeth, and lips does not change the sound quality of the air.
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The sinuses, nose, and mouth act as resonators.
The sinuses, nose, and mouth act as resonators.
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The sound /t/ is made by modifying an air stream that flows through the nose.
The sound /t/ is made by modifying an air stream that flows through the nose.
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The air stream is pushed from the mouth and passes through the lungs.
The air stream is pushed from the mouth and passes through the lungs.
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Phonetics is the study of the physical aspects of speech sounds.
Phonetics is the study of the physical aspects of speech sounds.
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The airstream is glottalic, meaning it comes from the vocal cords.
The airstream is glottalic, meaning it comes from the vocal cords.
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The sound /h/ is made by modifying an air stream that flows through the vocal tract.
The sound /h/ is made by modifying an air stream that flows through the vocal tract.
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