Speech - Ch9 Vocabulary

your mouth, the pharynx and vocal folds are called this

• pharynx

• principle resonators

• articulation

• Stops

the act of using the lips, teeth, tongue, hard and soft palates and glottis to shape sound

• pharynx

• principle resonators

• articulation

• Stops

made by stopping and releasing of the air stream by different articulations

• pharynx

• principle resonators

• articulation

• Stops

produced by the friction of the air stream passing the articulators

• fricatives

• combinations

• nasals

• glides

articulating sounds to produce recognizable words

• pronunciation

• substitution

• omission

• addition

occurs when one sound is exchanged for another

• pronunciation

• substitution

• omission

• addition

occurs when a necessary sound is removed from a word

• pronunciation

• substitution

• omission

• addition

loudness or softness of your voice

• volume

• intensity

• emphasis

• inflection

achieved by increasing the force with which the breath stream is expelled

not equal to loud/quietness (conveys seriousness)

• volume

• intensity

• emphasis

• inflection

increasing or decreasing volume within a sentence in order to point out specific words

• volume

• intensity

• emphasis

• inflection