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What happens to the air around your vocal cords when you speak? a. It is heated b. It is cooled c. It is forced down your windpipe d. It expands and contracts

What happens to the air around your vocal cords when you speak? a. It is heated b. It is cooled c. It is forced down your windpipe d. It expands and contracts
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What happens to the air around your vocal cords when you speak?

a. It is heated
b. It is cooled
c. It is forced down your windpipe
d. It expands and contracts

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D. It expands and contrasts

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