Match the anatomical terms with their corresponding colloquial terms. Place the letter on the appropriate blank.

The lateral walls of the pharynx can be moved outward to widen the pharynx by contraction of the [BLANK-1] muscles.

The digastric (anterior belly), mylohyoid, and geniohyoid muscles that pull down on the mandible:

The structure that sits at the top of the trachea is called the:

Contraction of the cricothyroid muscle:

Match each activity with the probable glottal size. Glottal sizes can be used more than once. Place the letter on the blank next to its appropriate activity.

The muscle that reduces distance between thyroid and arytenoid cartilages and essentially shortens the vocal folds is the:

Label the following muscles by placing the corresponding letter in the blank.  exam5pic4.png[BLANK-1] Cricothyroid [BLANK-2] Oblique Arytenoid [BLANK-3] Posterior Cricoarytenoid [BLANK-4] Thyroarytenoid [BLANK-5] Transverse Arytenoid [BLANK-6] Lateral Cricoarytenoid

This suprahyoid muscle contributes to the formation of the floor of the oral cavity and can pull upward/forward on the hyoid bone.

The ventricular folds: