Extra credit: What is one thing from this unit that you found especially fascinating and/or that you still don’t quite understand? (1 point EC)

Extra credit: Which of the following muscles is not involved in production of the vowel /i/ (1 point)

The ___________ is the primary muscle used (i.e., most consistently used) to elevate the jaw during speech.

When producing nasal sounds like “m” or “n,” the velum is closed (i.e. it contacts the posterior pharyngeal wall), allowing sound energy into the oral cavity only.

Consonants are almost exclusively articulated with the tongue body.

This well-developed portion of the horse’s digestive tract is found at the junction of the small intestine and large intestine and contains microorganisms that digest forages.

In sheep, the practice of feeding grain to lambs in an area that the adults don’t have access to is called:

The Coggin’s Test is used to detect: 

What color describes the horse pictured here?

The average gestation length for sheep is: