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What are the main parts of the tongue?

The main parts of the tongue are the tip, blade, front, back, and root.

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It is possible to speak with indrawn breath. True or False?

True

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The trachea is part of the laryngeal system. True or false?

False

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The tongue is all muscle without any bones. True or false?

True

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The active articulators are.....

the lower lip, tongue front (tip and blade), tongue body, and tongue root.

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The vocal tract can be divided into three sub-sections:

sub-laryngeal, laryngeal, and supra-laryngeal.

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Which part of the tongue is closest to the throat?

The root

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What is another term for the soft palate?

velum

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The passive articulators are

the upper lip, upper teeth, alveolar ridge, post-alveolar region, hard palate, soft palate (velum), uvula, and pharyngeal wall.

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tools that allow us to “see” inside the body.

the X-ray, sonography, and MRI

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What is the name of the tube that connects the mouth and the lungs?

The trachea

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What is the largest muscle used in speech?

Diaphragm

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