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A child with hearing to 1000 Hz claps his hands to indicate he heard the 3 vowels /a/, /u/, and /i(ee)/ at a distance of 3 yards true because detection of all vowels is at 1000 hz.
A child with hearing to 3000 Hz identifies /i(ee)/ as /u/. false because identification of all vowels is at 3000 hz.
A child with hearing to 2000 hz identifies /sh/ at a distance of 6 inches. true /sh/ is around 2000 hz
A child with hearing to 6000 hz does not hear /s/ at all. false /s/ is at 6000 hz.
A child with hearing to 1000 hz learns to vary the pitch of his voice by listening to his teacher and himself. true pitch is at 500 hz
A child with hearing to 1500 hz responds in a whisper when you ask her to imitate your prduction false because whisper is at 4000 hz.
A child with hearing to 500 hz does not detect /m/ false /m/ is at 500 hz
A child with hearing to 1000 hz cannot discriminate /mumumu/ from /bububu/. false /m/ and /b/ are at 500 hz
A child with hearing to 1000 hz pronounces "waterfall" with 2 syllables. You tell him to close his eyes and listen you say the word he corrects himself. true
A child with hearing to 1000 hz cannot discriminate /a (a as in Boston)/ from /æ (a as in bat) / true identification of all vowels is at 3000 hz.
first formant detection
second formant identification
Detection of formant 1 500 Hz
Discrimination of duration 500 Hz
Discrimination of loudness 500 Hz
Discrimination of pitch 500 Hz
Detection of all vowels 1000 Hz
Identification of selected back vowels 1000 Hz
Identification of Consonant Manner Contrasts 1000 Hz
Identification of selected central back vowels 2000 Hz
Identification of all vowels 3000 Hz
Identification of consonant place of articulation constants 4000 Hz
plosive/stops /b/, /d/, /g/, /p/, /t/, /k/ Big dads get picked to kick.
Consonant /b/ plosive/stop front voiced 300-2500 Hz
Consonant /d/ Plosive/stop middle voiced 300-3000 Hz
Consonant /g/ Plosive/stop back voiced 200-2500 Hz
Consonant /p/ Plosive/stop front unvoiced 1500-2000 Hz
Consonant /v/ Fricatives Front voiced 300-400
Consonant /zh/ /z/ Fricatives middle voiced 200-300
Consonant /f/ Fricative Front unvoiced 4000-5000
Consonant /th/ Fricative Front unvoiced 6000
Consonant /sh/ Fricative middle unvoiced 1500-5500
Consonant /th/ Fricative front voiced 250-350
Consonant /m/ Nasal Front voiced 250-3500
Consonant /n/ Nasal Middle voiced 250-3000
Consonant /ng/ Nasal back voiced 250-6000
Consonant /w/ Semivowels front voiced
Consonant /y/ Semivowels middle voiced
Consonant /l/ Liquids middle voiced 250-3000
Consonant /r/ Liquids middle voiced 600-2400
Consonant /j/ Affricates middle voiced 200-3000
Consonant /ch/ Affricates middle unvoiced 200-5000
Fricatives /v/, /z/, /f/, /th/, /sh/, /s/, /h/ Value zoos for the show Seal History
nasals /m/, /n/, /ng/ Many Nuns sing
semi-vowels /w/, /y/ Why Yes!
Liquids /l/, /r/ left-right
Affricatives /j/, /ch/ jump child
Ling sentence "Who would know more of art, must again learn, and then take his ease." First Formants 34556-7654-76543 (add two 00 to each number)
Ling sentence "Who would know more of art, must again learn, and then take his ease." Second Formants 8,10,9,9,10-125,12,15,16-21,22,23,24,25 (add two 00 to each number except 125 then only one 0)
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