Let's learn about place and manner of articulation

The 'th' sound in the word bath is...

• /θ/ - bilabial

• /θ/ - labial

• /ð/ - bilabial

• /ð/ - labial

/w/ – “wet” back of tongue raises to velum (but not too close!) and lips are rounded is called…

• Bilabial

• Dental

• Velar

• Palatal

The 'B' and 'P' in Boy and Pie belong to…

• Labiodental consonant - Fricative

• Labiodental consonant - Plosives

• Alveolar consonant - Plosives

• Bilabial consonant - Approximant

The sound /d/ is glottal.

• True

• False

The place of articulation shown in the figure is called…

• Velar

• Dental

• Alveolar

• Bilabial

The manner of articulation for the sound /m/ is ...

• Stop

• Nasal

• Fricative

• Affricative

The soft palate or velum is considered a passive articulator.

• True

• False

The place of articulation for the sound /j/ as in "yes" is ...

• Bilabial

• Palatal

• Velar

• Alveolar

When making the sounds /f/ and /s/, you can't feel the vibration.

• True

• False

/f/ – “family“ air is forced through the upper teeth and lower lip is called...

• Labiodental

• Velar

• Dental

• Bilabial