Noise & Constriction Consonants Quiz

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Test your knowledge of noise and constrictive consonants.

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Froggy Jumps Noise & Constriction Consonants QuizVersión en línea Test your knowledge of noise and constrictive consonants. por Merey Kabytaeva 1 What is the main articulatory feature of fricatives? a Air passes through a narrow constriction producing friction b Air is fully stopped and suddenly released c Air flows freely without resistance 2 Which sound is a voiceless fricative? a /m/ b /ʃ/ c /r/ 3 Why are fricatives called noise consonants? a Because they are pronounced through the nose b Because they are vowel-like c Because they create turbulent airflow 4 The sound /v/ is classified as: a A nasal consonant b A voiced labiodental fricative c A stop consonant 5 What happens to airflow in fricatives? a It passes continuously through a narrow gap b It is completely blocked c It escapes only through the nose 6 What defines occlusive–constrictive consonants? a A stop followed by a fricative element b Only friction without closure c Only nasal airflow 7 Which of the following is an affricate? a /s/ b /l/ c /dʒ/ 8 The first phase of an affricate is: a Free vowel articulation b Complete closure of airflow c Nasal resonance 9 Affricates combine features of: a Vowels and glides b Nasals and liquids c Stops and fricatives 10 Why are affricates considered complex consonants? a Because they consist of two articulatory stages b Because they are long vowels c Because they have no obstruction

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Noise & Constriction Consonants QuizVersión en línea

Test your knowledge of noise and constrictive consonants.

por Merey Kabytaeva

What is the main articulatory feature of fricatives?

Air passes through a narrow constriction producing friction

Air is fully stopped and suddenly released

Air flows freely without resistance

Which sound is a voiceless fricative?

/m/

/ʃ/

/r/

Why are fricatives called noise consonants?

Because they are pronounced through the nose

Because they are vowel-like

Because they create turbulent airflow

The sound /v/ is classified as:

A nasal consonant

A voiced labiodental fricative

A stop consonant

What happens to airflow in fricatives?

It passes continuously through a narrow gap

It is completely blocked

It escapes only through the nose

What defines occlusive–constrictive consonants?

A stop followed by a fricative element

Only friction without closure

Only nasal airflow

Which of the following is an affricate?

/s/

/l/

/dʒ/

The first phase of an affricate is:

Free vowel articulation

Complete closure of airflow

Nasal resonance

Affricates combine features of:

Vowels and glides

Nasals and liquids

Stops and fricatives

Why are affricates considered complex consonants?

Because they consist of two articulatory stages

Because they are long vowels

Because they have no obstruction

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Noise & Constriction Consonants QuizVersión en línea

por Merey Kabytaeva

What is the main articulatory feature of fricatives?

Which sound is a voiceless fricative?

Why are fricatives called noise consonants?

The sound /v/ is classified as:

What happens to airflow in fricatives?

What defines occlusive–constrictive consonants?

Which of the following is an affricate?

The first phase of an affricate is:

Affricates combine features of:

Why are affricates considered complex consonants?

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