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Crucigrama Speech OrgansVersión en línea Complete the crossword by using the correct word related to Speech Organs. por Nancy 1 Passage situated at the top of the larynx.Its front wall is formed by the root of the tongue.It can change its shape slightly. 2 It is located in the back part of the roof of the mouth just behind the Hard Palate. It is also called Soft Palate. 3 It is immovable and fixed in position.It is the highest part of the Palate.It is often called "the roof of the mouth".You can feel the smooth curved surface with your tongue. 4 It is the convex part of the roof of the mouth lying just behind the upper teeth.This hard and raised structure can be felt with the tip of the tongue. 5 It is mostly made of muscle.It is responsible for the production of many speech sounds, since it can move very fast to different places and is also capable of assuming different shapes. 6 Bone pieces located at the front edge of the oral cavity.They are very much helpful in producing various speech sounds like dental and labiodental consonant sounds. 7 They are located at the front of the oral tract, play an important role in the production of certain speech sounds. They can adopt different shapes such as rounded, spread, etc. 8 It is colloquially known as the voice box.It consists of four parts: The base, Adam´s apples, Vocal cords (most essential organ in it) and the glottis. 9 There are four cavities or chambers related to the speech process: The lung cavity, pharyngeal cavity, oral cavity and... 10 It functions in tandem with the back of the troat, the palate, and air coming up from the lungs to create a number of guttural and other sounds. In many languages, it closes to prevent air scaping through the nose when making some sounds. 11 They are the source of energy, without which no speech can occur. 12 Combination of vocal folds and space in between the folds.Sounds production involving only the glottis is called glottal. 13 The part of the tongue that lies behind the lower teeth is called... 14 The part of the tongue that lies opposite to the soft palate is called... 11 12 13 9 2 6 5 10 4 14 3 7 1

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Speech OrgansVersión en línea

Complete the crossword by using the correct word related to Speech Organs.

por Nancy

Passage situated at the top of the larynx.Its front wall is formed by the root of the tongue.It can change its shape slightly.

It is located in the back part of the roof of the mouth just behind the Hard Palate. It is also called Soft Palate.

It is immovable and fixed in position.It is the highest part of the Palate.It is often called "the roof of the mouth".You can feel the smooth curved surface with your tongue.

It is the convex part of the roof of the mouth lying just behind the upper teeth.This hard and raised structure can be felt with the tip of the tongue.

It is mostly made of muscle.It is responsible for the production of many speech sounds, since it can move very fast to different places and is also capable of assuming different shapes.

Bone pieces located at the front edge of the oral cavity.They are very much helpful in producing various speech sounds like dental and labiodental consonant sounds.

They are located at the front of the oral tract, play an important role in the production of certain speech sounds. They can adopt different shapes such as rounded, spread, etc.

It is colloquially known as the voice box.It consists of four parts: The base, Adam´s apples, Vocal cords (most essential organ in it) and the glottis.

There are four cavities or chambers related to the speech process: The lung cavity, pharyngeal cavity, oral cavity and...

It functions in tandem with the back of the troat, the palate, and air coming up from the lungs to create a number of guttural and other sounds. In many languages, it closes to prevent air scaping through the nose when making some sounds.

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Passage situated at the top of the larynx.Its front wall is formed by the root of the tongue.It can change its shape slightly.

It is located in the back part of the roof of the mouth just behind the Hard Palate. It is also called Soft Palate.

It is immovable and fixed in position.It is the highest part of the Palate.It is often called "the roof of the mouth".You can feel the smooth curved surface with your tongue.

It is the convex part of the roof of the mouth lying just behind the upper teeth.This hard and raised structure can be felt with the tip of the tongue.

It is mostly made of muscle.It is responsible for the production of many speech sounds, since it can move very fast to different places and is also capable of assuming different shapes.

Bone pieces located at the front edge of the oral cavity.They are very much helpful in producing various speech sounds like dental and labiodental consonant sounds.

They are located at the front of the oral tract, play an important role in the production of certain speech sounds. They can adopt different shapes such as rounded, spread, etc.

It is colloquially known as the voice box.It consists of four parts: The base, Adam´s apples, Vocal cords (most essential organ in it) and the glottis.

There are four cavities or chambers related to the speech process: The lung cavity, pharyngeal cavity, oral cavity and...

It functions in tandem with the back of the troat, the palate, and air coming up from the lungs to create a number of guttural and other sounds. In many languages, it closes to prevent air scaping through the nose when making some sounds.

They are the source of energy, without which no speech can occur.

Combination of vocal folds and space in between the folds.Sounds production involving only the glottis is called glottal.

The part of the tongue that lies behind the lower teeth is called...

The part of the tongue that lies opposite to the soft palate is called...

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