AFFRICATES AND FRICATIVES

Let's start with Affricates...

An affricate is a complex consonant that begins in a ________ and ends as a __________.

• plosive / nasal

• lateral / fricative

• plosive / fricative

• approximant / fricative

Most of the affricates and fricatives sounds are CONSONANT PAIRS, since they are produced in a very similar way... But there's one sound that is classified as a SINGLE CONSONANT SOUND, since it is produced in a unique way.

The sound is ... _______

Let's see what you remember about jolly phonics...

How many letter sounds does it have?

• 41

• 39

• 43

• 42

These sounds are split into seven groups, according to...

• their complexity.

• their connections with students' mother tongue.

• their complexity and connections with students' mother tongue.

• what each teacher prefers.

Jolly Phonics is a multi-sensory method because it is associated to:

• PICTURES

• MUSIC

• MOVEMENTS

• All the options are correct.

What is the place of articulation of the sound /h/?

The force of exhalation for the consonant sound /f/ is ______ and for /v/ is ______ .

• LENIS / FORTIS

• FORTIS / LENIS

The place of articulation for the consonant sounds /s/ and /z/ is...

• LABIODENTAL

• POST-ALVEOLAR

• ALVEOLAR

• DENTAL

The pronunciation of words ending in S depends on the final consonant sound...

- If the word ends in a sibilant sound, the final -S is pronounced ______.

- If the word ends in a voiceless sound, the final -S is pronounced ______.

- If the word ends in a voiced sound, the final -S is pronounced ______.

• /z/ - /s/ - /iz/

• /iz/ - /s/ - /z/

• /s/ - /iz/ - /z/

The consonant sound /ʃ/ is _________ and /ʒ/ is __________.

• voiced/voiceless

• voiceless/voiced