Fricatives Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Praxis II (SLP) Latest Update with Verified Solutions Sternocledomastoid Muscle of respiration Muscle which opposes velopharyngeal closure Lavator veli palatini Major acoustic characteristic of voiceless fricatives aperiodicity Front vowels characterized by High frequency second formant (F2) Technique which results in temporary facilitation of swallow reflex Thermal stimulation Stroboscopy Most efficient & effective instrument for viewing the vocal folds (VFs) Bulbar palsy characterized by...

Semantics - Study of linguistics meaning of morphemes, words, phrases, and sentences Pragmatics - The study of how context and situation affect meaning Homonym - To, too, two Homograph - Bear, bear spelled and pronounced the same Metaphor - Non literal meaning Idiom - Meaning unrelated to the meaning of its parts Discourse - Linguistic unit composed of several sentences Deixis - Most know context to understand You go there. She did that. Anaphora - Replacing a longer expression with a ...

/b/ and /p/ nasal /m/ and /w/ and /M/ - bilabials /ch/ and /juh/ sound. formed by first stopping flow of air by contacting tip of tongue against palate. then, stop is released gradually into immediate following fricative - lingua-palatal affricatives /f/ and /v/ constriction between lower lip and upper teeth - labiodentals /h/ /?/ sounds formed at vocal folds and include glottal fricative and stop - glottals /j/ high-front tongue position, jaw relatively closed and elevated - lingua-palatal...

A person with a conductive could easily have a WID score anywhere between 30-89% correct answers false (SNHL) vowels add meaning to speech correct answers false (consonants) faint speech occurs at 25dB SPL correct answers false a person with presbycusis could likely have a WID score of 92% correct answers false if a person had a WID score of 68%, we would say that this person has "slight" difficulty understanding speech under ideal conditions correct answers false; moderate comp...

voice onset time correct answers the time between the release of the occlusion and the onset of voicing negative VOT correct answers voicing starts before the release, not common in English zero VOT correct answers voicing starts shortly after the release of the occlusion (short lag), voicing and the release occur at the same time positive VOT correct answers voicing occurs after the release fricatives correct answers produced when pressurized air becomes turbulent, resulting in rand...

Morpheme The smallest unit of language aka root word, prefix, suffix they cannot be broken down into smaller units Morphology principles Morphemes may be free ( chair, bag) or they may be bound or derivational and need to be combined with other morphemes to create meaning ( read-able, en-able Nominalizers Change adjectives or verbs into nouns (acy, -ance, -ician, -ism, -ist , -ity, -ment, -ster, -able, -al, -an, -atic) Fricatives A consonant chsracterized by fricitional passage of the e...

Praxis ETS SLP Questions and Answers 100% Pass Which of the following is the major physical or organic factor underlying impairment in the speech of persons with cleft palate? (A) Congenital hearing loss from otitis media (B) Broad irregular maxillary arch (C) Palatopharyngeal insufficiency (D) Irregular vocal fold abduction (C) is correct. Palatopharyngeal insufficiency or, more specifically, velopharyngeal insufficiency is the major cause of the hypernasal speech associated with cleft pala...

SLO1 WGU Practice Exam |100% Correct Answers| UPDATED!! Semantics *Ans* Study of linguistics meaning of morphemes, words, phrases, and sentences Pragmatics *Ans* The study of how context and situation affect meaning Homonym *Ans* To, too, two Homograph *Ans* Bear, bear spelled and pronounced the same Metaphor *Ans* Non literal meaning Idiom *Ans* Meaning unrelated to the meaning of its parts Discourse *Ans* Linguistic unit composed of several sentences Deixis *Ans* Most know context ...

DCOM Exam 2 Review Practice Test 2024. Phonemes - correct answer Sounds of language that can change meaning Ex: bathe/bath Speech Delay - correct answer Slower start to speech Speech Disorder - correct answer Not making sounds properly and not developing typical/normal speech patterns at a specific age Articulation - correct answer Sound errors/distortions/substitutions Usually wrong tongue position PAST developmental age Various normative data Phonology - correct answer Disord...

simple and complex period waves correct answers simple: period oscillations of constant amplitudes, complex: sum of sine waves (T=.01s,F0=100Hz) frequency, amplitude, phase correct answers frequency: how fast, F=1/T amplitude: how big? phase: when? power spectra correct answers a snapshot, do not convey any time information because they are just a small window in time spectrogram correct answers a movie, poor time resolution, good frequency resolution - wideband or narrowband make it ...