Multiple Choice
What would be the best stage name for a ventriloquist, in order to best support the illusion that the dummy is the one saying the name during the script?
A) Bob, because the ventriloquist could simply substitute an altered /d/ for the /b/.
B) Pip William, because it is long and with categorically perceived consonants.
C) Henrietta, because it is long and the lips do not have to move.
D) Famous Mave, because this name takes full advantage of the Ganong effect.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q30: Suppose you are trying to automate the
Q31: Describe examples of evidence that show how
Q32: What was the result when researchers used
Q33: Which of the following adds nothing to
Q34: When a 50-year-old man says the name
Q35: What determines which sound features become prioritized
Q36: Refer to the figure.<br> <img src="https://d2lvgg3v3hfg70.cloudfront.net/TBO1216/.jpg" alt="Refer
Q38: While researching a language that linguists have
Q39: How is categorical perception different from continuous
Q40: When testing the perceptual effects of music