1) Terminology: Match the columns:

(1) Phonology ( ) the rise and fall of the voice when speaking.

(2) Phonetics ( ) the smallest element of sound that makes difference in meaning.

(3) Phoneme ( ) a vocal sound made without the audible stopping of breath.

(4) Stress ( ) the study of speech sounds and sound production in general.

(5) Vowel ( ) the greater emphasis of some syllables or words during speech.

(6) Rhythm ( ) the different phonemes that make up a language’s phonology.

(7) Sound system ( ) the regular repetition of stress in time.

(8) Intonation ( ) the study of how speech sounds

are produced and used and distinguished in a specific language.

2) The organs of speech: Identify the following organs of speech in the diagram:

( ) tongue ( ) soft palate ( ) alveolar ridge

( ) lips ( ) teeth ( ) nasal cavity

( ) hard palate ( ) vocal cords and ( ) larynx

glottis
3) Complete the chart: