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As sound travels through air, it does so as a - ANSWER-longitudinal pressure wave The period of a sine wave - ANSWER-is shorter for higher frequency sounds Pressure can de defined as - ANSWER-force divided by area Intensity can be defined as - ANSWER-power per unit area The inverse squa...

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As sound travels through air, it does so as a - ANSWER-longitudinal pressure wave

The period of a sine wave - ANSWER-is shorter for higher frequency sounds

Pressure can de defined as - ANSWER-force divided by area

Intensity can be defined as - ANSWER-power per unit area

The inverse square law means that - ANSWER-intensity decreases by a factor equal to
the square of the change in distance

Based on the equal loudness curves figure (2-18, p33), a 100 Hz tone would need to be
approximately how many dB in intensity to sound equally loud to a 1000 Hz tone at 40
dB? - ANSWER-53 dB

We can typically perceive smaller differences in the pitch of two sounds if they are -
ANSWER-two lower frequencies

The human voice as a complex tone is best described as - ANSWER-nearly periodic

A power spectrum is a type of - ANSWER-frequency domain plot

Resonance occurs when - ANSWER-the applied force is at a frequency that matches
the natural frequency of an object

which of the following is an analog signal? - ANSWER-speech sounds in air
musical tones in air
displacement of the middle ear bones


all of the above

an analog signal (e.g. from a microphone) - ANSWER-is continuous in amplitude
is continuous in time

both of the above

a table of numbers could fully represent - ANSWER-a digital signal

you cannot listen to digital sound via digital headphones - ANSWER-because the sound
is really generated by analog loudspeakers

, quantization refers to - ANSWER-the assignment of an analog value to the nearest
digital value available

an 8-bit A/D system has how many quantization levels? - ANSWER-256

The sampling theorem indicates - ANSWER-the minimum sample rate needed to
perfectly reconstruct a signal

aliasing during digital recording means that - ANSWER-a sinusoid is transformed into a
different frequency

anti-aliasing filtering - ANSWER-removes frequency components above the Nyquist
frequency

Low-pass filtering during DAC playback - ANSWER-is mandatory to eliminate the 'steps'
in the analog waveform

A typical range of variation for fundamental frequency (F0) during reading passages
would be about - ANSWER-3 semitones

It is best to compute jitter in a voice - ANSWER-during steady state phonation

In the research literature, the voice range profile (VRP) has also been called the -
ANSWER-phonogram
phonetogram
F0-SPL profile

all of the above

The shape of the typical voice range profile reveals that - ANSWER-intensity and F0
both tend (approximately) to rise together

Direct measurement of lung pressure is achieved by - ANSWER-puncturing the neck
with a needle below the vocal folds

Vocal efficiency may decline in some disorders because - ANSWER-vocal fold closure
tends to be incomplete, leading to higher flow

The s/z ratio is - ANSWER-convenient and simple, but subject to variability in
performance

In stroboscopy of the vocal folds, slow motion movement is - ANSWER-simulated by
having sequential images taken successively later across several vibratory cycles

Photoglottography - ANSWER-provides information about the relative glottal area

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