ARTICULATORY PHONETICS
ACOUSTIC PHONETICS
AUDITORY PHONETICS
PHONETIC ASPECTS
SOUNDS & EXAMPLES
100

What does articulatory phonetics study?


How we produce sounds

100

What does acoustic phonetics study?


Speech sounds as sound waves.


100

What does auditory phonetics study?


How we hear sounds 

100

How many main aspects of phonetics are there?


Three

100

Is /b/ voiced or voiceless?


voiced 

200

Which organ helps us produce speech: the lungs or the stomach?


The lungs

200

Can we see sound waves?


No

200

Which organ do we use to hear sounds?


The ear

200

Name the three aspects


Articulatory, acoustic, and auditory.


200

Is /p/ voiced or voiceless?


Voiceless


300

Which part of the mouth helps produce many speech sounds?


The tongue

300

What tells us how high or low a sound is?


Frequency 


300

If you listen to someone saying “Hello,” are you using auditory phonetics?


Yes

300

Which aspect studies how we produce sounds?


Articulatory

300

Is /z/ voiced or voiceless?


voiced

400

What do we use to produce /p/ and /b/: our lips or our nose?


Our lips

400

What tells us how loud or quiet a sound is?


Amplitude.


400

What is important for auditory phonetics: hearing or writing?


Hearing

400

Which aspect studies how we hear sounds?


Auditory

400

Is /s/ voiced or voiceless?


Voiceless 

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