CGSC final Exam 2024
Questions with Correct
Answers
Denning [Date] [Course title]
, What is a voice disorder? - Correct Answers: complex, dynamic product of vocal fold vibration that
allows humans not only to vocalize (aka make noise), but verbalize
Another word for voice - Correct Answers: "phonation"
Adduction - Correct Answers: meeting at midline, in order to phonate vocal folds must be CLOSED
Abduction - Correct Answers: vocal folds rest in an open position so that one can breathe, OPEN
Resonance - Correct Answers: Once voice is produced, it is modified as it travels up through the pharynx
and into the oral and nasal cavity. refers to the ACTUAL vibration that occurs within the pharyngeal
column, which affects the quality of your voice
- how voice bounces around (ec: how my voice sounds depending on the material and space around me)
Frequency - Correct Answers: rate of vocal fold vibration, expressed as cycles/second or Hz
Voiced - Correct Answers: phoneme + vocal fold vibration
Voiceless - Correct Answers: phoneme without vocal fold vibration
Pitch - Correct Answers: scientific term - frequency, early and common sign of phonatory disorder
Optimal pitch - Correct Answers: if we hear is CONSISTENT with gender, age and stature, it is working at
it's proficiency
Habitual pitch - Correct Answers: if your pitch does NOT match gender, age, stature
diplophonia - Correct Answers: hearing 2 pitches at the same time
Questions with Correct
Answers
Denning [Date] [Course title]
, What is a voice disorder? - Correct Answers: complex, dynamic product of vocal fold vibration that
allows humans not only to vocalize (aka make noise), but verbalize
Another word for voice - Correct Answers: "phonation"
Adduction - Correct Answers: meeting at midline, in order to phonate vocal folds must be CLOSED
Abduction - Correct Answers: vocal folds rest in an open position so that one can breathe, OPEN
Resonance - Correct Answers: Once voice is produced, it is modified as it travels up through the pharynx
and into the oral and nasal cavity. refers to the ACTUAL vibration that occurs within the pharyngeal
column, which affects the quality of your voice
- how voice bounces around (ec: how my voice sounds depending on the material and space around me)
Frequency - Correct Answers: rate of vocal fold vibration, expressed as cycles/second or Hz
Voiced - Correct Answers: phoneme + vocal fold vibration
Voiceless - Correct Answers: phoneme without vocal fold vibration
Pitch - Correct Answers: scientific term - frequency, early and common sign of phonatory disorder
Optimal pitch - Correct Answers: if we hear is CONSISTENT with gender, age and stature, it is working at
it's proficiency
Habitual pitch - Correct Answers: if your pitch does NOT match gender, age, stature
diplophonia - Correct Answers: hearing 2 pitches at the same time
