I WONDER - How Do Humans Speak?

The video explains the function of the larynx, also known as the voice box, in producing speech. It describes how muscle tissue in the larynx vibrates when air passes through, creating sounds that the mouth shapes into words. The video highlights how different languages shape sounds differently, making each language unique. It compares the voice box to a wind instrument, emphasizing that each person is their own instrument. Finally, it encourages viewers to feel the vibrations in their throat by humming.

What is another name for the voice box?

• Pharynx

• Epiglottis

• Larynx

• Trachea

How does the larynx help in producing sound?

• By creating vibrations

• By amplifying noise

• By blocking air passage

• By absorbing sound

Why do different languages sound unique?

• Because of different vocal cords

• Due to varied mouth shapes for words

• Because of different air pressures

• Due to unique larynx structures

What is the similarity between a wind instrument and the voice box?

• Both require external power

• Both use strings to create sound

• Both rely on air to produce sound

• Both are made of metal

How can you feel the vibrations of your voice box?

• By singing loudly

• By whispering

• By holding your breath

• By placing your hand on your throat while humming