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In producing vowel sounds, there will be:

APartial obstruction in the mouth

BComplete obstruction in the mouth

CFriction in the mouth

DNo friction and obstruction in the mouth

Answer:

D. No friction and obstruction in the mouth

Read Explanation:

  • Vowel sounds are produced when the air flows freely through the vocal tract.

  • There is no complete or partial obstruction, and no significant friction is created as the air passes.

  • The shape and position of the tongue and lips modify the resonance, but they don’t block the air.


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