The Speech Apparatus.

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The Speech Apparatus.


The Speech Apparatus.Versión en línea A questions game of the Speech Apparatus. por Sara Artacho Cerezo 1 Speech can occur without using the lungs. Sí No 2 Fricative sounds are produced when airflow is completely blocked. Sí No 3 Airflow for speech always comes from the lungs. Sí No 4 The speech apparatus includes only the organs in the mouth cavity. Sí No 5 The alveolar ridge is located just behind the upper front teeth. Sí No 6 The lungs are an active part of the speech apparatus because they produce the airflow needed for speech. Sí No 7 The glottis is the space between the vocal cords. Sí No 8 The teeth and lips are active articulators. Sí No 9 The larynx houses the vocal cords. Sí No 10 The pharynx acts as a resonating chamber during speech. Sí No 11 The soft palate (velum) helps control whether air flows through the nose or mouth. Sí No 12 The speech apparatus is used only for verbal communication. Sí No 13 The vocal cords are located in the nasal cavity. Sí No 14 The lips can act as both passive and active articulators. Sí No 15 When the soft palate is lowered, air is blocked from entering the nasal cavity. Sí No 16 The hard palate is a passive organ that helps in articulating sounds. Sí No 17 The larynx is responsible for nasal resonance. Sí No 18 The epiglottis actively shapes individual speech sounds in English. Sí No 19 The tongue is one of the most important organs in speech production. Sí No 20 The uvula can play an active role in the production of some speech sounds. Sí No

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The Speech Apparatus.Versión en línea

por Sara Artacho Cerezo

Speech can occur without using the lungs.

Fricative sounds are produced when airflow is completely blocked.

Airflow for speech always comes from the lungs.

The speech apparatus includes only the organs in the mouth cavity.

The alveolar ridge is located just behind the upper front teeth.

The lungs are an active part of the speech apparatus because they produce the airflow needed for speech.

The glottis is the space between the vocal cords.

The teeth and lips are active articulators.

The larynx houses the vocal cords.

The pharynx acts as a resonating chamber during speech.

The soft palate (velum) helps control whether air flows through the nose or mouth.

The speech apparatus is used only for verbal communication.

The vocal cords are located in the nasal cavity.

The lips can act as both passive and active articulators.

When the soft palate is lowered, air is blocked from entering the nasal cavity.

The hard palate is a passive organ that helps in articulating sounds.

The larynx is responsible for nasal resonance.

The epiglottis actively shapes individual speech sounds in English.

The tongue is one of the most important organs in speech production.

The uvula can play an active role in the production of some speech sounds.