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Match the letter of the answer with each item.

Premises:
Not hypernasality, but occurs with hypernasality and is often barely audible
Nasal emission that only affects sibilants
Compensatory production that is most often co-articulated
Commonly substituted for sibilants when there is VPI; continues to cause nasal emission after VPI is corrected
Most likely to occur on /s/ blends
Occurs on /b/ and /d/ when placement is normal but there is a large VP opening
Is caused by bubbling of secretions
Type of speech sound error that will self-correct with surgical correction of structure
High-frequency, high-intensity sound that is associated with a small VP opening
Responses:
Obligatory distortion
Nasal grimace
Glottal stop
Weak/omitted consonants
L. Velar fricatives
Nasalized voiced plosives
Nasal emission
Nasal rustle
Phoneme-specific nasal emission
Velar fricatives
Nasal snort
Short utterance length
Pharyngeal fricatives
Weak/omitted consonants

Correct Answer:

Obligatory distortion
Nasal grimace
Glottal stop
Weak/omitted consonants
L. Velar fricatives
Nasalized voiced plosives
Nasal emission
Nasal rustle
Phoneme-specific nasal emission
Velar fricatives
Nasal snort
Short utterance length
Pharyngeal fricatives
Weak/omitted consonants
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