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What is the graphic representation of tongue position (when pronouncing vowels) and how does it work?
vowels' trapeze, it has rows and rises showing where your tongue is
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baam
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Which consonant sounds are called nasal?
m, n
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What's the difference between voiced and voiceless consonant sounds?
the amount of air/tension going through your vocal cords
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rocket
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Name 6 passive speech organs
-any 5-
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Sound /t/ is...
consonant, alveolar, voiceless
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Sound /eÉ/ is...
vowel, diphthong
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Describe the intonation in general (yes/no) questions
It goes up at the end of the phrase
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baam
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Describe the intonation in special (question word) questions
It goes down at the end of the phrase
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Which human organs can only perform the speech function?
None. Speech is only the secondary function of all organs involved
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Sound /o/ is...
vowel, tense, mid-back, short, monophthong, bilabial (rounded)
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Describe the intonation in alternative ("or") questions
It goes up at the every element but the last
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Sound /i/ is....
monophthong, short, front, unrounded
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