
Voiced and voiceless consonants
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Source of information:
Voiced vs. Voiceless Consonants
By Kenneth Beare
Available at:
https://www.thoughtco.com/voiced-and-voiceless-consonants-1212092
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Poll
What is a voiced consonant?
A consonant that uses the voice.
A consonant that produces a vibration.
A consonant that produces no vibration.
A consonant that produces a short explosion of air as you pronounce it.
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A consonant that uses the voice
and produces a vibration
of your vocal cords
when you pronounce its sound.
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By putting your finger
on your throat.
If you feel a vibration of your vocal cords,
the consonant is voiced.
Nota bene: Pronounce the consonant sound, not the letter.
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Poll
What is a voiceless consonant?
A consonant that does not use the voice and that uses hard sounds.
A consonant that produces a vibration.
A percussive sound.
A consonant that produces a short explosion of air as you pronounce it.
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A consonant that does not use the voice
and that uses hard sounds.
It produces no vibration
of your vocal cords.
It produces a short explosion of air as you pronounce it.
It is a percussive sound.
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By putting your finger
on your throat.
You will feel no vibration,
just a short explosion of air.
Nota bene: Pronounce the consonant sound, not the letter.
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Multiple Choice
What kind of consonant is D?
Voiced.
Voiceless.
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Multiple Choice
What kind of consonant is Z?
Voiced.
Voiceless.
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Multiple Choice
What kind of consonant is T?
Voiced.
Voiceless.
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Multiple Choice
What kind of consonant is B?
Voiced.
Voiceless.
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Multiple Choice
What kind of consonant is K?
Voiced.
Voiceless.
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Multiple Choice
What kind of consonant is S?
Voiced.
Voiceless.
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Multiple Choice
What kind of consonant is V?
Voiced.
Voiceless.
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Multiple Choice
What kind of consonant is P?
Voiced.
Voiceless.
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Multiple Choice
What kind of consonant is L?
Voiced.
Voiceless.
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Multiple Choice
What kind of consonant sound is SH?
Voiced.
Voiceless.
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b d g
j (as in Jane)
l m n
ng r sz
th (as in then)
v w
y z
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ch f
k p
s sh
t
th (as in thing)
Source of information:
Voiced vs. Voiceless Consonants
By Kenneth Beare
Available at:
https://www.thoughtco.com/voiced-and-voiceless-consonants-1212092
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