Consonants: 3 Terms Labeling II

What is the place of articulation for the English consonant [p]?

• Velar

• Dental

• Alveolar

• Bilabial

Which English consonant involves two constrictions of the vocal tract made simultaneously, one of them being lip rounding?

• [f]

• [j]

• [w]

• [v]

In a labiodental consonant, the lower lip approaches or touches the...

• Upper teeth

• Alveolar ridge

• Hard palate

• Soft palate

What is the place of articulation for the English consonant [ð]?

• Bilabial

• Dental

• Velar

• Alveolar

Which English consonant is formed by completely blocking the airflow at the alveolar ridge?

• [n]

• [t]

• [l]

• [s]

In a postalveolar consonant, the constriction is made immediately behind the...

• Hard palate

• Upper teeth

• Soft palate

• Alveolar ridge

What is the place of articulation for the English consonant [ɹ]?

• Glottal

• Velar

• Palatal

• Retroflex

In a palatal consonant, the body of the tongue approaches or touches the...

• Soft palate

• Upper teeth

• Alveolar ridge

• Hard palate

What is the place of articulation for the English consonant [ŋ]?

• Bilabial

• Velar

• Dental

• Alveolar

Which English consonant is the voiceless fricative made at the velar place of articulation?

• [h]

• [x]

• [ɹ]

• [j]