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Assignment
1.
Stop
closure
duration
and
VOT
What
was
the
duration
of
the
stop
closure
and
VOT
for
each
sound
you
measured?
Stop
Consonant
Closure
Duration
Voice
Onset
Time
/p/
0.077692
0.08284
/b/
0.071048
0.17061
t/
0.085252
0.089
/d/
0.070527
0.017
/k/
0.079911
0.109931
/g/
0.052241
0.024448
Describe
the
difference
in
the
sound
quality
of
the
burst
versus
the
aspiration?
When
played,
the
burst
almost
sounded
like
a
click,
this
is
because
of
the
turbulence.
It
is
also
much
quicker
to
produce
and
sounds
as
such.
The
aspiration
sounds
like
a
very
deep
breath
and
has
an
easier
onset.
Why
do
they
sound
different?
(Hint:
think
about
where
each
is
produced
—
go
back
to
the
online
lecture
if
you
need
to
refresh
your
memory).
The
aspiration
is
a
much
weaker
sound
that
is
created
by
the
vocal
folds,
as
opposed
to
the
burst
which
is
the
turbulence
that
occurs.
2.
Can
you
edit
the
recording
to
make
a
voiced
stop
from
a
voiceless
one?
When
you
deleted
the
aspiration
and
some
of
the
burst
(maybe
even
some
of
the
stop
closure)
from
a
voiceless
stop,
how
well
did
the
final
result
resemble
a
natural
voiced
stop?
When
going
through
the
process
of
deleting
the
aspiration,
some
of
the
burst,
and
some
of
the
stop
closure,
it
was
tricky
to
get
it
just
right.
However,
after
a
few
tries
with
a
few
of
the
different
sounds,
I
noticed
that
the
/p/
sounded
like
a
/b/,
and
the
/k/
and
/g/
sounded
very
similar
as
well.
In
your
own
words,
explain
how
the
coordination/synchronization
of
the
larynx
and
the
articulators
accounts
for
the
difference
between
a
voiced
and
a
voiceless
stop.
Voicing
must
cease
for
a
voiceless
stop,
but
for
a
voiced
stop,
it
all
kind
of
rolls
together.
A
voiced
stop
faster
and
much
sharper,
because
it
requires
less
synchronization
of
the
larynx
and
articulators,
where
a
voiceless
one
requires
more
time,
along
with
more
coordination.
3.
Coarticulation:
connect
together
isolated
phonemes
For
the
sounds
/s/
/p/
/i/
//
/1/
/p/,
when
you
removed
the
silences
between
them,
how
did
the
final
result
sound?
When
removing
the
silences,
they
each
sound
like
their
own,
separate
sounds,
not
like
the
word
“speaking,”
at
all.
Please
discuss
how
and
why
this
‘word’
differed
from
a
natural
production
of
the
word
speaking.
When
we speak
naturally
without
removing
the
silences,
we
speak
very
fluid,
slightly
modifying
each
phoneme
to
quickly
and
seamlessly
move
to
the
next.
However,
when
we
remove
the
silences
and
i1solate
each
individual
sound,
it
doesn’t
flow
and
sounds
very
forced.
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