Autoevluación THEME 8 Flashcards

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How is a consonant sound produced?

A

with a total or partial occlusion of the air flow
when passing through the Articulator and the Point of Articulation in the mouth
cavity. Few consonant sounds use the nasal cavity thou.

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What are the aspects to be considered when referring to consonant
production not only in Spanish but also in English?

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The aspects to be considered are: voicing, articulation, Point of Articulation, cavity
Manner of articulation and Allophones and Diacritics.

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When a consonant is voiced?

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A consonant is voiced when the air coming out from lungs goes by vocal cords and they vibrate

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When a consonant is voiceless?

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A consonant is voiced when the air coming out from lungs goes by vocal cords and they do not vibrate.

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How many voiced vs. voiceless consonants has English?

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English has 16 voiced consonants and 9 voiceless consonants.

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How many voiced vs. voiceless consonants has Spanish?

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Spanish has 13 voiced consonants and 7 voiceless consonants.

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What is an Articulator?

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The organs that move and reach certain section of the palate are considered to be the articulators.

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What organs are considered articulators?

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The lower lip, the lower jaw and mainly the tongue.

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What is consider a Point of Articulation?

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The point of articulation is the place “of maximum constriction in the mouth or upper throat, the location at which the complete or partial stoppage of the air is affected.

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What are the points of articulation?

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The point of articulation might be teeth, upper lip and any section of the palate

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What is a Cavity?

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It refers to the area where the air flow goes by. It might be the mouth or the nasal cavity.

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According to the manner the air flows in the mouth or nasal cavities, how are sounds classified?

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Sounds are classified as stops, fricatives, affricates, nasals, laterals, R-sounds, and approximants (glides).

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What is an Allophone?

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They are variations of consonant sounds which depend on dialects, phonetic conditions or distribution.

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What is a Diacritic?

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A diacritic is an extra mark used with the phonetic symbol.

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What is a dialect?

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A dialect is a variation of an individual language due to geographical boundaries or social status

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