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Froggy Jumps quiz- consonant vocabularyVersión en línea Depict the right vocabulary term to moved forward on the game. Read each term and pick the right term to match the sentence. por katherine waring 1 two consonants that share the same PLACE and MANNER of production but differ by VOICING; examples are /t, d/ /s, z/ /k, g/ a cognates b nasal c fricatives 2 a MANNER of articulation; the velopharynx is open: air and sound travel through and resonate in the nasal cavity; there’s complete closure at the place of articulation a nasal b cognates c affricatives 3 a MANNER of articulation; contains two phonemes, /tʃ/ and /dʒ/, produced by a combination of a stop-plosive and a fricative. a affricates b approximants c labiodental 4 BROAD Manner group of consonants that includes the Manner classes of LIQUIDS and GLIDES. a aspiration b approximants c labiodental 5 a PLACE of articulation involving the lower lip and top teeth a aspiration b voicing c labiodental 6 articulation accompanied by an audible puff of air; occurs during production of stop-plosives a aspiration b voicing c alveolar 7 one of the 3 ways consonants are classified: vocal fold vibration (phonation) occurs a alveolar b obstruents c voicing 8 a PLACE of articulation in which the tongue touches the alveolar ridge a alveolar b obstruents c stop -plosive 9 BROAD Manner class of consonants; includes these MANNERS: the STOPS, FRICATIVES, and AFFRICATES a obstruents b stop -plosive c glottal 10 a MANNER of articulation in which there’s complete closure in the vocal tract at the point of articulation. Air pressure builds up and then released with a small explosion of air. a stop -plosive b glottal c palatal 11 PLACE of articulation in which the point of articulation is the glottis which remains open for production, ie., /h/. a palatal b glottal c stop -plosive 12 a PLACE of articulation; tongue body comes near the hard palate a fricative b glide c palatal 13 a MANNER of articulation; consists of a gliding motion of the articulators from a partly constricted state to a more open state. a glide b fricative c liquid 14 a MANNER of articulation; air escapes through a narrow constriction creating a continuous turbulent noise a glide b fricative c liquid 15 a MANNER of articulation; vowel-like consonants produced by air escaping through a narrow constriction slightly more so than for vowels a liquid b bilabial c velar 16 a PLACE of speech production; complete closure of the top and bottom lips a velar b liquid c bilabial 17 PLACE of articulation; sound produced by bringing the back of the tongue against the soft palate (velum); place of production of the /k/ and /g/ sounds a velar b interdental c sonorants 18 PLACE of articulation; the tongue tip goes either between the teeth or against the back of the top teeth; place of production of the ‘th’ sounds. a sonorants b interdental c glottal stop 19 a BROAD Manner class of consonant production which includes the MANNER classes of NASALS, LIQUIDS, and GLIDES a flap/alveolar tap b place c sonorants 20 type of sound produced when air is stopped at the level of the vocal folds then released; a speech sound in British English; an allophonic variation in American English a glottal stop b place c velar 21 one of the three ways consonants are classified; the point along the vocal tract where a speech sound is produced a glottal stop b place c flap 22 The speech sound is formed by a quick tapping movement of the tongue tip on the alveolar ridge; an allophone of the /t/ or /d/ phonemes a flap/alveolar tap b fricatives c cognates

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quiz- consonant vocabularyVersión en línea

por katherine waring

two consonants that share the same PLACE and MANNER of production but differ by VOICING; examples are /t, d/ /s, z/ /k, g/

a MANNER of articulation; the velopharynx is open: air and sound travel through and resonate in the nasal cavity; there’s complete closure at the place of articulation

a MANNER of articulation; contains two phonemes, /tʃ/ and /dʒ/, produced by a combination of a stop-plosive and a fricative.

BROAD Manner group of consonants that includes the Manner classes of LIQUIDS and GLIDES.

a PLACE of articulation involving the lower lip and top teeth

articulation accompanied by an audible puff of air; occurs during production of stop-plosives

one of the 3 ways consonants are classified: vocal fold vibration (phonation) occurs

a PLACE of articulation in which the tongue touches the alveolar ridge

BROAD Manner class of consonants; includes these MANNERS: the STOPS, FRICATIVES, and AFFRICATES

a MANNER of articulation in which there’s complete closure in the vocal tract at the point of articulation. Air pressure builds up and then released with a small explosion of air.

PLACE of articulation in which the point of articulation is the glottis which remains open for production, ie., /h/.

a PLACE of articulation; tongue body comes near the hard palate

a MANNER of articulation; consists of a gliding motion of the articulators from a partly constricted state to a more open state.

a MANNER of articulation; air escapes through a narrow constriction creating a continuous turbulent noise

a MANNER of articulation; vowel-like consonants produced by air escaping through a narrow constriction slightly more so than for vowels

a PLACE of speech production; complete closure of the top and bottom lips

PLACE of articulation; sound produced by bringing the back of the tongue against the soft palate (velum); place of production of the /k/ and /g/ sounds

PLACE of articulation; the tongue tip goes either between the teeth or against the back of the top teeth; place of production of the ‘th’ sounds.

a BROAD Manner class of consonant production which includes the MANNER classes of NASALS, LIQUIDS, and GLIDES

type of sound produced when air is stopped at the level of the vocal folds then released; a speech sound in British English; an allophonic variation in American English

one of the three ways consonants are classified; the point along the vocal tract where a speech sound is produced

The speech sound is formed by a quick tapping movement of the tongue tip on the alveolar ridge; an allophone of the /t/ or /d/ phonemes