Articulation

What is the place of articulation of [t], [d], [n], [s], [z], [l]?

• Postalveolar

• Dental

• Bilabial

• Alveolar

Liquid sounds are produced by allowing air to pass by one or both sides at the tongue and the tongue itself can move a lot to shape the sound such as /l/ /r/.

• True

• False

Place of articulation of /r/:  ________________

• labiodental

• palatal

• post-alveolar

What happens if /r/ is after another consonant sound?

• It is stronger

• It is devoiced

• It doesn’t sound

In stressed positions sound r is completely devoiced.

• False

• True

• Don't know

In clusters [θr, ðr] the post alveolar sound is often replaced by

• dropping of the sound

• dental sound r

• flapped variety of r

What is the place of articulation of [t], [d], [n], [s], [z], [l]?

• Postalveolar

• Dental

• Bilabial

• Alveolar

Liquid sounds are produced by allowing air to pass by one or both sides at the tongue and the tongue itself can move a lot to shape the sound such as /l/ /r/.

• True

• False

Place of articulation of /r/:

• labiodental

• palatal

• post-alveolar

What happens if /r/ is after another consonant sound?

• It is stronger

• It is devoiced

• It doesn’t sound