Quiz 4 Review

QUIZ

Phonation Review

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question 1/15

What is NOT one of the layers of the vocal folds?

Lamina Propria

Epithelium

Epidermis

Vocalis Muscle

QUESTION 2/15

What muscle raises the larynx?

Suprahyoid

Infrahyoid

Omohyoid

QUESTION 3/15

What is the air pressure that forces your VF open known as?

Compression

Rarefraction

Subglottic Pressure

QUESTION 4/15

What is NOT an function of the larynx?

Valsalva

Sound Source

Protects Airway

Lengthen VF

QUESTION 5/15

During breathing, your vocal folds must be apart meaning they are...

Abducted

Adducted

QUESTION 6/15

Adduction is needed to initiate _______ and keep _______ sustained during phonation.

Voicing; Vibration

Breathing; Vibration

Language; Vibration

QUESTION 7/15

The deeper the layer of the vocal folds, the ______ they are.

More Flexible

Thinner

Stiffer

QUESTION 8/15

When pitch increases, frequency...

Increases

Stays the same

Decreases

QUESTION 9/15

Which cartilage controls the adduction and abduction of the vocal folds?

Arytenoids

Infrahyoid

Criocothyroid

question 10/15

If a singer wanted to increase their pitch, what must happen to their vocal folds?

Shorten VF

Lengthen VF

QUESTION 11/15

Compression is found at the _____ of the wave, represented by particles that are ______ ______.

Peak;Farther Apart

Valley; Farther Apart

Peak; Closer Together

Valley; Closer Together

QUESTION 12/15

The thyromuscularis makes up the _____ part of the vocalis muscle

Proximal

Distal

Medial

Lateral

QUESTION 13/15

Intrinsic muscles attach to...

Laryngeal Cartilage

Larynx

Sternum

QUESTION 14/15

During phonation, the VF open from _____ to _____.

Bottom to Top

Top to Bottom

QUESTION 15/15

What is the function of the epiglottis?

Adjust Position of Larynx

Prevent Food from Entering Lungs

Tense and Relax VF

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Wrong answer!

OH NO!

Valsalva is forced expiration against a closed glottis. This is maneuver is used in labor, defecation, and other ways like playing the saxophone.

OH NO!

Omohyoid is a partof your Infrahyoid which lowers the larynx. "Infra" = below

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To increase pitch, one should stretch and tense their VF, and relax (shorten) them to decrease it.

OH NO!

Your vocal folds are apart during breathing,but together during voicing.