1/16
Looks like no tags are added yet.
Name | Mastery | Learn | Test | Matching | Spaced | Call with Kai |
|---|
No analytics yet
Send a link to your students to track their progress
The coordinated, physical movements of the vocal tract—lips, tongue, jaw, and velum— used to produce speech sounds (phonemes), are called
Articulatory gestures
The hypothesis that people perceive spoke words by identifying the vocal tract gestures with which they are pronounced, is called:
The motor theory of speech perception
Which influential publication by Chomsky and Halle proposed a model of binary phonology?
The sound pattern of English
The involuntary tendency of speakers to increase vocal effort when speaking in loud noise to enhance audibility
The Lombard effect
What is the science self-regulation machines?
Cybernetics

This is
A spectrum of complex tone
A vowel sound in which the tongue move from one vowel position to another within the same syllable, is a
Diphthong
Which format is most helpful in discriminating between vowels
F2

What could this be?
Wahoo
![<p>Which one is [aja] and which one is [iji] </p>](https://assets.knowt.com/user-attachments/1650b680-9217-40b0-9a6e-c3b9cf221ea4.png)
Which one is [aja] and which one is [iji]
[aja] is on the left and [iji] is on the right

This spectrogram is most likely
Jajajajaja
The production of [w] shows strong similarities with the production of
[u]
The production of [j] shows similarities with the production of
[i]

This spectrogram shows
One vowel- different pitches
Acoustically, what is the main difference between [i] and [u[
[i] has a high F2 while [u] has a low F2
The low resonance frequency of a bottle shaped cavity is known as
The Helmholtz effect
At the source level, the spectrum shows a fundamental with the highest amplitude and harmonics with decreasing amplitudes. In the vocal tract:
The energy gets rearranged and a different pattern emerges