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Question 1 Which statement below is correct about our vocal chords (i.e. vocal folds)? When we scream or yell, vocal chords (folds) vibrate slowly so more air can be pushed through the vocal chords. When we speak in higher pitch, our vocal chords are less tense or stretched than when we speak in lower pitch. When we speak in higher pitch, our vocal chords are more tense or stretched than when we speak in lower pitch. none of the above Question 2 Which sound sequence below illustrates reduplicated babbling? ba bababababa bamadakaga none of the above No new data to save, Last

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Question 1:
when we scream or yell, vocal cords(folds) vibrate slowly so more air can be pushed through the vocal cords.
when your vocal cards relax the lungs pushup the air to pass in and out of the windpipe. when we scream air pushes up the vocal and open and vibrate the produce sound waves.
Question 2:
bababababa
when a child produces the same consonants a series of the consonant-vowel syllabus being repeated considered as duplicated babbling. when a child produces consonant-vowel-consonant combination like ooboo, eewee considered as non-reduplicate babbling.