Voice Production and Articulation

A muscle below the lungs that tightens for the lungs to expand and begin initiation:

• lungs

• diaphragm

• larynx

• pharynx

A pair of organs that pushes an airstream up the windpipe and provides the energy for the vocal folds in the voice box to produce sound:

• diaphragm

• pharynx

• larynx

• lungs

The windpipe that connects your throat to your lungs, the last organ of initiation:

• trachea

• diaphragm

• pharynx

• larynx

The voice box where the vocal folds are located and vibrate to create the sound of the voice and begin phonation:

• pharynx

• trachea

• larynx

• lungs

The throat:

• oral cavity

• pharynx

• nasal cavity

• larynx

One of the two possible outlets after phonation that acts as a resonator in the mouth area:

• nasal cavity

• larynx

• oral cavity

• pharynx

One of the two possible outlets after phonation that acts as a resonator in the nose area:

• larynx

• oral cavity

• pharynx

• nasal cavity

Click on the image and correctly identify the vocal production organ the blue bubble is specifying:

• nasal cavity

• diaphragm

• pharynx

• larynx

Click on the image and correctly identify the vocal production organ the blue bubble is specifying:

• oral cavity

• diaphragm

• trachea

• nasal cavity

Click on the image and correctly identify the vocal production organ the blue bubble is specifying:

• diaphragm

• lungs

• trachea

• pharynx