Parts of Articulation
The lower jaw bone
What is mandible?
Provides the source of air in speech production.
What is respiration?
Breathing done by contracting the diaphragm.
What is diaphragmatic breathing?
How speech sounds are protruded.
What is manner?
Made with no constriction of the air stream.
What is a vowel?
The hard ridge behind the upper front teeth
What is alveolar ridge?
Provides the vibration of the vocal folds necessary for speech.
What is phonation?
chest breathing
What is thoracic breathing?
Where the sound is articulated.
The speech production process vowels are produced through.
What is resonance?
What is glottis?
Air is enhanced or dampened in the air-filled cavities.
What is resonation?
breathing that brings oxygen to only the top of the lungs
What is clavicular breathing?
What is voice?
Made with constriction of airstream majority of the time.
What is a consonant?
The largest articulator
What is the tongue?
Shaping the breath stream to produce sounds of speech.
What is articulation?
Produces the best breath support for speech production
What is diaphragmatic breathing?
Sounds with the same manner and place, but different voicing.
What is cognate?
Term for when a consonant comes before a vowel
What is prevocalic?
The soft palate.
What is the velum?
Shaped air
What is speech?
Combination of breathing we most commonly do.
What is diaphragmatic and thoracic breathing?
A consonant in which the air is blocked off before production of the speech sound.
What is a STOP?
Term for when a consonant comes after a vowel.
What is postvocalic?