Quiz! Question #1

Broca's Area is located within the Temporal Lobe?

What is the funcation of the corpus callosum?

Babbling begins around 8- 12 months

Which are the main body systems involved in speech?

What system in the larynx part of?

The chief structure of the phonotory system is the pharynx.

Moveable articulators move toward and away from the immovable articulators to produce speech sounds

How many cranial nerves are involved in speech production?

Vowels are produced with a relatively open vocal tract.

Elasticity is an important in the myoelastic-aerodynamic theory because elasticity of the VF facilitate their movement

The flow and pressure characteristics vary depedning on the type of speech sound produced

As gases moves through the vocal folds velocity increases and pressure decreases (Bernoulli Effect)

______ is the quality that allows the focal folds to open and close with ease.

Muscular action alone can create phonation

The auditory association area is known as ___________.

The ___ is the chief structure of the phonatory system.

When producing a nasal consonant, the velopharyngeal port is open.

Phology is the study of the sound system of language and does not include the rules that govern its spoken form.

Which lobe is primarily in charge of understanding speech?

The respiratory system is not usually the cause of a speech sound disorder in children.

Muscular action alone can create phonation

Language is universal.

here are 12 cranial nerves that originate in the brainstem

The primary motor cortex is in the parietal lobe.

What lobe of the brain is the primary motor cortex located in?

For speech the pressure in the thoracic cavity must be greater than outside the cavity.

The pharyngeal, nasal, and oral cavities known as the resonators produce the sound needed for speech.

Broca's area is in the ______ lobe and Wernicke's area is located in the ________ lobe .

Wernicke's area is also known as the auditory association area.

Generative Phonology is from distinctive feature theory representing a big departure from previous phonological theories

Which of the following is NOT a basic speech process?

What is not a Subdivision of Language?

Parkinson’s Disease may be a result of a lesion in the ______.

Assimilations can be either progressive or regressive.

The larynx is the chief structure in the resonatory system.

The resonatory system produces sounds necessary for speech.

Abduction of the vocal folds means that the vocal folds are...

During speech production, the pressure inside and outside the thoracic cavity may be equal.

The corpus callosum connects the left and right hemispheres of the brain and allows them to communicate with each other.

The muscles of the phonatory system cause phonation.

Which of these is one of the moveable articulators?

There are four hemispheres in the brain?

Damage to the basal ganglia could result in which type of dysarthria?

What 3 ways do we describe consonants in regards to their articulation?

Which articulators are considered immovable?

The velopharyngeal port is closed during the production of nasal sounds.

How many cranial nerves in the brain stem are essential for speech?

Resonating bodies produce sound.

The most prominent, acoustically intense part of the syllable is _____.

Abduction of vocal cords is when the vocal cords come together to trap sit in the lungs

Damage to which lobe would result in reading, writing, math problem solving skills, and word finding problems?

Speech production requires_______of airflow and air pressure within the oral cavity?

A phonetic transcription is a broad transcription meant to demonstrate the target pronunciation of an utterance.

Describes the process of modifying the sound produced by vocal folds to enhance and dampen specific frequency components

What is the most important moveable articulately in the articulately system?

The primary motor cortex controls all voluntary motor movements on the opposite side of the body.