Consonants differ from vowels because there HAS to be some degree constriction in the vocal tract

Made with a complete blockage of airflow follow by a quick release.

Where along the vocal tract a particular consonant sound is made it called

These are all considered fricatives

Glides are considered to have the least constriction/least blockage of airflow when produced?

Nasals are produced with the velum lowered

Affricates are a combination of a stop and glide combination

Phoneme pairs that only differ by voicing are called

A syllabic on consonant (m, n, l) occurs when the consonant phoneme becomes the nucleus of the syllable.