Plosive consonants

The [p] in pig is classified as

• voiceless, bilabial, stop

• voiced, bilabial, stop

• voiceless, alveolar, stop

• voiced, alveolar, stop

The [ɡ] in gorilla is classified as

• Voiced, palatal, stop

• voiceless, velar, stop

• voiced, velar stop

• voiceless, bilabial, stop

The [t] in tigger is classified as

• voiced, velar, stop

• voiceless, bilabial, stop

• voiced, alveolar, stop

• voiceless, alveolar, stop

Which is NOT an example of a glottal stop [ʔ]

• at night

• Britain

• Butter

• Cat

Quechua language uses the uvular stops

• p, k

• q, G

• t, d

• b, f

Which consonants are alveolar stops?

• p, b

• t, d

• k, g

• q, G

Which consonants are velar stops?

• p, b

• t, d

• k, g

• g, G

Which of the following is not considered a place of articulation?

• bilabial

• uvular

• plosive

• dental

Plosive, nasal, trill, fricative, approximant are examples of

• places of articulation

• manners of articulation

• state of the glottis

The [k] in cute is a voiced, alveolar, stop consonant

• true

• false