Place of Articulation

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

• Palatals

• Velars

• Bilabials

• Alveolars

1. [θ] [ð] These sounds spells

• ing

• is

• ng

• th

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

4. 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 words back, bag, and bang are the examples of...

• velars

• glottals

• bilabials

• uvulars

The Articulators of Glottals are

• tongue and Velum

• back of the tongue and uvula

• back of the tongue and alveolar ridge

• lip and tongue

A word with /dʒ/ sound is

• judge

• duck

• kick

• day

A word with /ŋ/ sound is

• thin

• thick

• bang

• sun

What sound is produced in number 11?

• alveo-palatal

• palatal

• plossive

• glottal