4. Voice Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

What is the primary acoustic role of phonation in the larynx?

A

Sound source for speech

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2
Q

Modal phonation is the primary sound source for

A

All spoken languages

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3
Q

Which of the following is not a linguistic use of voice?
A. Creating phonological contrasts
B. Expressing emotions
C. Marking voice onset time
D. Indicating lexical tone

A

B. Expressing emotions

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4
Q

The use of creaky voice to signal the end of a dialogue turn is an example of:

A

Paralinguistic use

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5
Q

Which of the following is an extralinguistic use of voice?
A. Voicing contrast in fricatives
B. Indicating sadness
C. Creating speaker identity
D. Signaling lexical stress

A

C. Creating speaker identity

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6
Q

What function does the larynx primarily serve in speech production?

A

Sound source generator

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7
Q

What movement brings the vocal folds together?

A

Adduction

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8
Q

According to the Bernoulli effect, increased velocity in airflow leads to

A

Lower pressure

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9
Q

Voicing occurs in the larynx as a result of

A

The Bernoulli effect and vocal fold vibration

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10
Q

Voice quality exists on a continuum of vocal fold closure from:

A

Abducted to adducted

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11
Q

Modal phonation involves

A

Regular vibration with full vocal fold closure

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12
Q

In which voice quality are the vocal folds adducted but stiff, resulting in no vibration?

A

Whisper

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13
Q

Which voice quality is characterized by irregular, low-pitched vocal fold vibration?

A

Creaky

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14
Q

In falsetto voice quality, which part of the vocal folds vibrate?

A

Thin inner edge

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15
Q

Which voice quality has significant airflow and glottal turbulence along with vibration?

A

Breathy

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16
Q

What does a sawtooth waveform represent in phonation modeling?

A

A model of the glottal source

17
Q

A sawtooth wave has:
A. Only odd harmonics
B. No harmonics
C. All harmonics with 1/N amplitude fall-off
D. A flat frequency spectrum

A

C. All harmonics with 1/N amplitude fall-off

18
Q

What is the first step in measuring voice quality?

A

Identifying pitch periods

19
Q

What does fundamental frequency (f0) represent?

A

The rate of vocal fold vibration

20
Q

Jitter measures

A

Cycle-to-cycle variation in pitch period duration

21
Q

Shimmer is defined as

A

Variation in amplitude between cycles

22
Q

Which measurement reflects the ratio of harmonic to noise energy in voice?

23
Q

What does the Soft Phonation Index (SPI) measure?

A

Ratio of low to high frequency energy

24
Q

Order the following from most to least vocal fold closure: modal, glottal closure, breathy, voiceless, creaky

A

Glottal closure, creaky, modal, breathy, voiceless