ling 50 vocal tract

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Across
  1. 2. pair of tissues in larynx that are controlled to produce or not produce voicing
  2. 3. The manner of articulation in which a consonant is produced by stopping the airflow to the mouth, lowering the velum, and letting the airflow go out the nose
  3. 7. The manner of articulation in which a consonant is produced by tightly constricting the airflow to the mouth, creating audible friction
  4. 8. articulator.
  5. 10. The manner of articulation in which a consonant is produced by an active articulator approaching a passive articulator without stopping or creating friction in the
  6. 11. stationary target commonly used in speech sounds like "th"
  7. 13. (voice box) cartilages above lungs that house vocal folds
  8. 14. (velum) flap of tissue @ roof of mouth that allows or blocks air to nasal activity
  9. 16. description of speech sounds that are produced from from air coming out of lungs
  10. 17. space between vocal folds through which air passes during pulmonic egressive sounds
  11. 18. space @ back of throat above epiglottis behind tongue and below nasal cavity that serves as passage for air from and to the mouth and nose
  12. 19. buzz that may be produced by vibration of vocal folds
Down
  1. 1. bony, hard part of roof of mouth between alveolar ridge bony ridge behind teeth, commonly used in speech sounds because blade of tongue rests there
  2. 4. flap of cartilage @ top of larynx that protects it from swallowed food/liquid
  3. 5. we have more control and used in sounds like "k" when brought into contact with velum
  4. 6. little "punching bag" attached to soft palate @ back of oral cavity
  5. 8. The manner of articulation in which a consonant is produced stopping the airflow to the mouth, followed by a slight loosening of the closure to allow airflow out the mouth, creating audible friction
  6. 9. The manner of articulation in which an active articulator briefly makes contact with a passive articulator for such a brief time that the airstream is not obstructed.
  7. 12. parts of vocal tract anatomy where speech sounds are produced
  8. 14. The manner of articulation in which a consonant is produced by stopping the airflow
  9. 15. The manner of articulation in which a consonant is produced by air flowing around