PP w5 consonants

What are bilabial sounds?

• Sounds made with the tongue touching the roof of the mouth

• Sounds made with a constriction at the lips

• • Sounds made with the tongue touching the teeth

• Sounds made with the tongue placed at the alveolar ridge

Which of the following words contains bilabial consonants?

• Fat

• Pat

• That

• Sing

How are labiodental sounds produced?

• By placing the tongue at the roof of the mouth

• • By placing the top teeth against the bottom lip

• • By placing the tongue at the back of the throat

• By rounding the lips

Which of the following is an example of a dental sound in English?

• /s/ as in "sing"

• /ʃ/ as in "ship"

• /θ/ as in "thick"

• /k/ as in "kick"

Where are alveolar sounds produced?

• At the lips

• At the teeth

• At the alveolar ridge

• At the back of the throat

Which sound is produced with retroflex articulation?

• /s/

• /ʃ/

• /ɹ/

• /θ/

What is a palato-alveolar sound?

• A sound produced with the tongue tip touching the back of the teeth

• A sound produced by placing the tongue blade just behind the alveolar ridge

• A sound produced by touching the top teeth to the bottom lip

• A sound produced by the tongue touching the back of the throat

Which consonant is produced at the palatal place of articulation in English?

• /k/

• /g/

• /j/ as in "yes"

• /ŋ/ as in "sing"

How are velar sounds produced?

• By placing the tongue tip behind the teeth

• By placing the back of the tongue against the soft palate

• By rounding the lips

• By placing the tongue at the alveolar ridge

What is an example of a velar nasal in English?

• /n/ as in "sin"

• /m/ as in "mom"

• /ŋ/ as in "sing"

• /t/ as in "pat"