articulation

Question 1

bilabial

Answer 1

passive articulator is upper lip (lips brough together) /b, p/

Question 2

alveolar

Answer 2

passive is alveolar ridge /t d s z n l/

Question 3

interdental

Answer 3

passive is upper and lower teeth / θ /

Question 4

passive articulator

Answer 4

structure that the active part moves toward

Question 5

active articulator

Answer 5

structure that does most of the moving (lower lip, tongue)

Question 6

post aveolar ridge

Answer 6

passive is hard palate “sh, ch”

Question 7

velar

Answer 7

passive is soft palate (velum) /k g ŋ/

Question 8

palatal

Answer 8

passive is hard palate ex: /ʃ/ in shoe

Question 9

labio-velar

Question 10

dark l

Question 11

stop

Question 12

plosive

Question 13

fricative

Answer 13

consonant produced forcing the breath stream through a narrow channel /s/ /v/ /ʃ/

Question 14

affricate

Question 15

nasal

Question 16

liquid

Question 17

glide

Question 18

flap

Question 19

glottal

Question 20

nasal plosion

Question 21

lateral release

Question 22

consonants in the prevocalic position

Question 23

consonants in the postvocalic position

Question 24

consonants in the intervocalic position

Question 25

Resonant

Question 26

sonorant

Question 27

non-resonant

Question 28

obstruent