The image below depicts a waveform of a spoken word. Time is plotted on the x-axis (horizontal), and sound energy on the y-axis (vertical). So from left to right, this waveform depicts the change in sound energy that makes up this spoken word. The waveform is divided into six regions. You'll notice that in Regions 3 and 5, the waveform shows a lot of energy with fairly smooth vibrations. Region 1 has a lot of very turbulent energy, less smooth than 3 and 5. Regions 2 and 4 are short and almost entirely silent. And Region 6 has smooth vibrations but not quite as much energy as 3 and 5. 2 3 5 For each of these six regions, make a guess as to what kind of speech sound is represented in the waveform. Pay attention to what the waveform tells you about attributes like sonority, voicing, and manner of articulation. Explain your guess for each region. (12 points) What English word might this waveform represent? Make a guess! (1 bonus point