WorksheetsLet's know your speech organs!
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
It is the study of sounds.
Phonetics
Pronunciation
Phonemes
Phonetical
The sound uttered through the mouth of living creatures, especially of human beings
voiceless
voice
pitch
quality
Which of the following is an active articulator?
hard palate
lower lip
upper teeth
alveolar ridge
Which part of the tongue forms the front wall of the pharynx?
front
blade
back
root
What is hard palate?
Two thick flaps of muscles rather like a pair of lips
The root of the mouth
The tongue can touch this to make sounds like /t/ and /d/
The articulator can be moved into different places and different shapes
What is vocal cord?
The voice box
The articulator can be moved into different places and different shapes
Two thick flaps of muscles rather like a pair of lips
The tongue can touch this to make sounds like /t/ and /d/
What is larynx?
The articulator can be moved into different places and different shapes
Two thick flaps of muscles rather like a pair of lips
The voice box
The tongue can touch this to make sounds like /t/ and /d/
What is alveolar ridge?
Two thick flaps of muscles rather like a pair of lips
The tongue can touch this to make sounds like /t/ and /d/
The articulator can be moved into different places and different shapes
The voice box
What connects lungs and larynx-windpipe - it is the main air tube leading into the respiratory system, which is made of cartilaginous rings and connective tissue?
larynx
nasal cavity
mouth cavity
trachea
A brief suspension of the voice, or hesitation while speaking
pause
inflection
stress
tag endings
