Articulators

what is the g?

• Hard palate

• Soft palate

• Larynx

• Pharynx

What is the e?

• Larynx

• Hard Palate

• Velum

• Alveolar ridge

Organs of speech are decribled under 3 systems:

• The Articulatory system

• The Phonatory system

• the Respiratory system

• The Phonemic system

Articulatory phonetics is the study of the way the _________ are used to produce speech sounds.

• vocal organs

• physical properties

• perceive

Most speech is produced by an air stream that originates in the _________ and is pushed up

through the _________ and the oral and nasal cavities. During its passage, the air stream is

modified by the various _________. Each such modifocation has different acoustic effects, which

are used for the differentiation of sounds.

• lungs / trachea / organs of speech

• trachea / lungs / organs of speech

• trachea / organs of speech / lungs

• lungs / organs of speech / trachea

After Larynx, the airstream passes through other organs of speech that are laying above the_________ . These Organs of speech make the articulatory System together.

• the airstream

• the larynx.

• the articulatory

It’s like a tube just above the

Larynx and before Uvula.

• The Alveolar Ridge

• The Soft Palate or Velum

• The Pharynx

It’s located just behind the upper front teeth and consonantal

sounds like t, d, n, l, s, z are produced here.

• The Pharynx

• The Alveolar Ridge

• The Soft Palate or Velum