Developing Speech 3 - Types Of Sound Produced

Question 0

____ __________ are another name for plosives.

Answer 0

Stop consonants.

Question 1

How are plosive sounds created?

Answer 1

Plosives are created when the airflow is blocked for a brief time.

Question 2

Examples of voiced plosives:

Answer 2

• b
• d
• g

Question 3

Examples of unvoiced plosives:

Answer 3

• p
• t
• k

Question 4

How are fricative sounds created?

Answer 4

Fricatives are created when the airflow is only partially blocked and air moves through the mouth in a steady stream.

Question 5

How are affricative sounds created?

Answer 5

Affricatives are created by putting plosives and fricatives together.

Question 6

An example of an affricative is:

Answer 6

The ‘dg’ sound judge.

Question 7

Approximants are similar sounds to. . .

Answer 7

Vowels.

Question 8

Examples of voiced approximants are:

Answer 8

• w
• r
• j

Question 9

How are nasal sounds produced?

Answer 9

Nasals are produced by air moving through the nose.

Question 10

Examples of voiced nasals:

Answer 10

• m

- n

Question 11

How are lateral sounds produced?

Answer 11

Laterals are produced by placing the tongue on the ridge of the and then air moving down the side of the mouth.