Quiz on Voicing and Articulation

Which sequence correctly names consonants (1) by voicing, (2) place, then (3) manner?

• Manner → Place → Voicing

• Place → Voicing → Manner

• Voicing → Place → Manner

• Place → Manner → Voicing

Which pair contrasts only in voicing?

• [t] vs [k]

• [f] vs [v]

• [m] vs [n]

• [ʃ] vs [ʒ]

Bilabial sounds are produced by:

• Tongue tip behind upper teeth

• Upper teeth and lower lip

• Two lips together

• Back of tongue against velum

Which set lists bilabials?

• [p b m w]

• [f v]

• [t d n s z]

• [k g ŋ]

[f] and [v] are:

• Dental fricatives

• Labiodental fricatives

• Alveolar fricatives

• Palatal fricatives

The English dental consonants are:

• [t d]

• [θ ð]

• [s z]

• [ʃ ʒ]

An alveolar sound is produced when the tongue contacts the:

• Velum

• Alveolar ridge

• Hard palate

• Uvula

Which list contains alveolars?

• [t d tʃ dʒ]

• [t d n l s z]

• [ʃ ʒ j]

• [k g ŋ]

Palatal (alveo-palatal) sounds include:

• [ʃ ʧ ʒ ʤ j]

• [t d n l]

• [f v θ ð]

• [p b m w]

[k], [g], and [ŋ] are articulated at the:

• Glottis

• Palate

• Velum

• Alveolar ridge