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WorksheetsCONSONANTS 2
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What type of sound is /ʧ/?
Voiced fricative
Voiceless affricate
Voiced affricate
Voiceless plosive
Which of the following is a voiced fricative sound?
/ʃ/
/s/
/v/
/f/
The sound /ʤ/ begins as a __________ and ends as a __________.
Fricative, Plosive
Plosive, Fricative
Nasal, Fricative
Plosive, Nasal
Which pair of sounds both require the upper teeth to touch the lower lip?
/f/ and /v/
/s/ and /z/
/ʧ/ and /ʤ/
/ʃ/ and /ʒ/
Which sound is made by placing the tip of the tongue near the alveolar ridge and allowing air to escape through a small gap?
/ʧ/
/f/
/s/
/d/
What is the main difference between /s/ and /z/?
Place of articulation
Manner of articulation
/s/ is voiced, and /z/ is voiceless
/z/ is voiced, and /s/ is voiceless
The sound /f/ is produced with:
Lips touching each other
Tongue touching the soft palate
Top teeth touching bottom lip
Tongue tip against the teeth
What describes the sound /f/?
Voiced labio-dental fricative
Voiceless alveolar fricative
Voiceless labio-dental fricative
Voiced alveolar fricative
How is the sound /z/ produced?
Tongue tip close to alveolar ridge; voiced fricative
Lips closed then released; voiceless plosive
Tongue touching teeth; voiceless fricative
Tongue curled back; voiced nasal
How is the sound /ʤ/ produced?
Tongue tip at the alveolar ridge; voiceless plosive
Tongue near teeth; voiceless fricative
Begins as /d/, ends as /ʒ/; voiced affricate
Tongue touching soft palate; voiced nasal
How is the sound /v/ produced?
Lips fully closed; voiceless plosive
Top teeth touching bottom lip; voiced fricative
Tongue tip near alveolar ridge; voiceless fricative
Tongue touching soft palate; voiced plosive
How is the sound /s/ produced?
Tongue near soft palate; voiceless fricative
Lips rounded; voiced fricative
Tongue tip close to alveolar ridge; voiceless fricative
Lips and teeth touching; voiced affricate
How is the sound /ʧ/ produced?
Begins as /t/, ends as /ʃ/; voiceless affricate
Tongue behind teeth; voiced fricative
Lips closed, then released; voiceless plosive
Tongue tip curled; voiced nasal
How is the sound /z/ produced?
Tongue tip at alveolar ridge; voiced fricative
Tongue curled back; voiceless affricate
Lips touching; voiced nasal
Tongue tip at teeth; voiceless plosive
