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SPA 3123L Chapter 1-6 Review
SPA 3123L Chapter 1-6 Review
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T/F: Categorical perception is specific to speech sounds.
True
False
2
Categorical perception allows humans to ____.
Process acoustic information slower.
Speak slower.
Read faster.
Process acoustic information faster.
3
If the fundamental frequency is 100Hz, what is the fifth harmonic?
550 Hz
500 Hz
200 Hz
250 Hz
4
T/F: Speech is encoded.
False
True
5
Which of the following is evidence that vowels are more basic than consonants?
People with aphasia tend to retain vowel production.
All of the above.
Vowels are easier to perceive.
Babies produce vowels first.
6
T/F: All consonants are voiced.
True
False
7
T/F: VOT is longer for voiced consonants.
True
False
8
T/F: There are many ways to reach the same articulatory goal.
False
True
9
Which is considered steady-state?
Vowels
Consonants
Fricatives
Stops
10
T/F: Vowel normalization is the ability to recognize vowels across speakers.
False
True
11
How does analysis-by-synthesis differ from Motor Theory?
Analyzes the acoustic signal
Relies on motor commands
Does not stipulate motor commands
12
If the third harmonic is 900 Hz, what is the fundamental frequency?
330 Hz
300 Hz
660 Hz
600 Hz
13
What is the role of the cochlea in speech perception?
understanding language
move some hairs around
interpretation of the speech signal
basic spectrographic analysis
14
___ are whole number multiples of the fundamental frequency.
Fundamultiples
Harmonics
Formant frequencies
Duplicates
15
The problem of acoustic invariance is ____.
lack of consistency in the acoustic signal
consistency in the acoustic signal
formant tails
I really have no clue.
16
T/F: When you change the fundamental frequency, you change the vowel.
False
True
17
T/F: We can discriminate far more speech sounds than we can identify.
True
False
18
Which of the following contradict Motor Theory?
Unknown how we extract motor commands
Aphasia
All of the above
EMG studies
19
Which of the following is/are evidence of the role of formant frequencies in vowel production?
All of the above
synthesized speech
spectrograms
20
T/F: Fricatives require a vowel for production.
False
True
21
T/F: Pre-analysis is the proposed solution to the problems of analysis-by-synthesis.
False
True
22
T/F: Vowels are perceived categorically.
False
True
23
When you move from /i/ to /I/, which cavity gets larger?
F4
F2
F1
F3
24
Describe the features of /b/.
voiceless, bilabial, stop/plosive
voiceless, linguadental, fricative
voiced, linguadental, fricative
voiced, bilabial, stop/plosive
25
Which of the following is/are evidence for Motor Theory?
McGurk Effect
Phoneticians learning new speech sounds
All of the above
Lip reading
26
T/F: The locus theory solves the problem of acoustic invariance without any drawbacks.
True
False
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T/F: Categorical perception is the ability to perceive speech sounds in overlapping groups.
True
False