Question

When “See you Bye” is spoken, which option shows the correct sequence of lip movement? 

• A. A
• B. B
• C. C
• D. D

Hint:

For lip movement-related problems, focus on the physical movements of the mouth during speech and the corresponding sequence.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

Step 1: The movement of lips during the pronunciation of words follows a specific pattern.
Step 2: Analyze the sequence of lip movements corresponding to the words “See you Bye” and compare the options.
Step 3: Option (C) shows the correct sequence of lip movements for the phrase “See you Bye”.

Answer 2

This question checks whether you can match spoken sounds to the mouth shapes, or visemes, that naturally produce them.

1. Option A: A sequence that starts with rounded, pursed lips does not fit. The phrase opens with the ee sound in See, which pulls the corners of the mouth back and wide, not rounded.
2. Option B: A sequence that skips a rounded shape in the middle does not fit. The oo sound in you needs the lips pushed forward and rounded, and a missing rounded shape breaks that order.
3. Option C: A sequence moving from wide and spread, to rounded, to fully closed, and finally to open matches See, you, and Bye in order. Bye starts with a closed lip sound before opening for its vowel.
4. Option D: A sequence that ends on a rounded or spread shape rather than an open one does not fit. Bye ends on an open vowel sound after the initial closure, not a rounded or stretched one.

Matching each word to its own lip shape, wide, then rounded, then closed and open, points only to option C.

the correct answer is Option C.