blinks one through 14 with the options provided and then the outlier that's the answer to number 15

The blank 1, commonly called the "voice box", is a cartilaginous box inferior to the blank 2 and anterior to the blank 3, a structure of the digestive system. The larynx performs two major functions: it prevents liquids and solids from entering the lower respiratory tract during the blank 4 process, and it plays a role in blank 5. The largest, unpaired, laryngeal cartilage, is the blank 6 cartilage, which does not cover the blank 7 surface of the larynx. Inferior to this cartilage, we find the blank 8 cartilage, which completely blank 9 the larynx. This cartilage is blank 10 anteriorly, then it is posteriorly. The last unpaired cartilage is the blank 11, which has a shoe-horn shape that projects superior to the blank 12, which is a structure that will be used for sound production. More specifically, the blank 13, are the ones that will vibrate to produce sound. The blank 14, do not produce sound, but will have an important role in preventing solids and liquids from entering into the glottic during allowing In addition, during the swallowing process, the epiglottis wi IChoose food from entering into the lower respiratory tract, and epiglottis e esophagus. vestibular folds encircles blank 1 glottis up smaller blank 2 larynx larger thyroid blank 3 vocal folds pharynx blank 4 posterior down vocalization blank 5 esophagus cricoid swallowing blank 6 [ Choose ]