Articulation

What sound is produced in number 11?

• alveo-palatal

• palatal

• plossive

• glottal

The place of articulations of the consonant sounds /p/, /b/, and /m/ are

• Palatals

• Velars

• Bilabials

• Alveolars

For [s,z] the sides of the front of the tongue are raised, but the tip is lowered so that …….. escapes over it.

• air

• tongue

• lips

• sounds

Uvular sounds are produced by raising the back of the …… to the uvula, the fleshy protuberance that hangs down in the back of our throats.

• air

• tongue

• lips

• sounds

The sounds that do not ordinarily occur in English is

• velars

• glottals

• bilabials

• uvulars

The Place of articulation

• The particular place of part of the vocal tract that can be used to produce a consonant sound

• The particular place of part of the vocal tract that can be used to produce a Vowel sound

• The particular place of part of the vocal tract that can be used to produce a sound

• The particular place of part of the vocal tract that can be used to produce an English sound

Bilabial sounds are

• [p], [m], [b], [w]

• [p], [m], [l], [w]

• [p], [d], [b], [w]

• [p], [n], [b], [w]

Labiodental sounds are

• [f] & [p]

• [f] & [v]

• [b] & [v]

• [k] & [g]

Interdental sounds are

• [ð] & [θ]

• [k] & [ð]

• [j] & [θ]

• [ð] & [v]

Alveolar sounds are

• [l]. [r], [z], [d], [n], [s], & [t]

• [l]. [r], [z], [c], [n], [s], & [t]

• [l]. [r], [z], [d], [n], [k], & [t]

• [l]. [r], [j], [d], [n], [s], & [t]