AKA "roof of the mouth". It's a smoothy bony curved surface.
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Describe the following places of articulation: bilabial, labiodental, dental and alveolar.
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Complete the vowel chart with long vowels.
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monster
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magnet
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fairy
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lifesaver
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Define "tongue"
It's the most important active articulator since it is involved in the production of all vowels and most consonants.
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Describe "plosives".
Thereâs a complete obstruction of the air flow and, then, the air is abruptly released causing a puff of air.
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Define "teeth"
They are passive articulators and we have upper and lower teeth.
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What are the differences between pure vowels and diphthongs?
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heart
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shark
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fairy
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thief
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Describe the criteria "force of articulation".
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Describe "affricates".
It's combination of plosives and fricatives. First, the air is obstructed and, then, it is released slowly through a narrowing passage.
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Define "phonetics"
Study of sounds and how these are produced, transmitted and perceived. It deals with the concrete, measurable and physical properties of speech sounds.
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Define "trachea" or "windipipe".
It's a tube that connects the lungs to the larynx and pharynx allowing the passage of air.
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Define "uvula".
It's a piece of flesh that hands down at the back of the mouth. It prevents food and liquid from entering the nasal cavity.