Speech Production Mechanism

What are the specific parts of Speech Anatomy?

• pharynx, oral cavity and nasal cavity.

• pharynx, oral cavity, nasal cavity and sign language (using hands).

• The first and second option.

• None of the operations

What is the structure of linguistic communication?

• It's based on speech and speech is basically different sounds that we can create.

• It's based on speech and speech is basically a bunch of different sounds that we can create.

• It is based on speech which is basically a lot of different sounds that we can create.

• None of the operations

What is the speech production mechanism?

• The speech production mechanism is a universal language process.

• It is a mechanism that has to speak in a specific way.

• To produce sounds, the speech mechanism is necessary.

• What produces sounds in speech is the throat or mouth

The articulators are divided into:

• Lips, teeth, hard palate, soft palate, jaw.

• Tongue and lips

• Liabilities and assets

• Inhale and expel air

The speech production mechanism is made up of four processes:

• Process of inhaling and expelling air, phonation process, nasal process, articulatory process.

• Process of inhaling and expelling air, nasal process, articulatory process.

• Process of inhaling and expelling air, phonation process, nasal process.

• None of the options.