Early Pronouciation

Question 1

BiLabials

Answer 1

sounds using Both Lips

Question 2

LabioDENTALS

Answer 2

sounds using Lower Lips and upper TEETH

Question 3

DENTALS

Answer 3

sounds using the tongue (tip) between the TEETH

Question 4

ALVEOLARS

Answer 4

sounds formed by placing tip of the tongue on the ALVEOLAR ridge
(right behind the teeth)

Question 5

Palto-ALVEOLARS

Answer 5

sounds formed by placing the tongue behind the ALVEOLAR ridge on the hard Palate at the front

Question 6

Palatals

Answer 6

sounds formed with the tongue in the middle of the hard Palate

Question 7

velars

Answer 7

sounds formed with the back of the tongue on the soft palate

Question 8

Examples of Bilabials

Answer 8

pig
big
milk

Question 9

Examples of Labiodentals

Answer 9

flower

vase

Question 10

Examples of Dentals

Answer 10

thin
there
teeth

Question 11

Examples of Alveolars

Answer 11

tin
din
zip
lip

Question 12

Examples of Palato-Alveolars

Answer 12

shin
chin
pleasure
trudge
chips
sugar

Question 13

Examples of Palatals

Answer 13

you

yet

Question 14

Examples of Velars

Answer 14

kick
tongue
car
get

Question 15

Glottals

Answer 15

two different types of sounds produced without using the tongue or other articulators

Question 16

Types of Glottals

Answer 16

high, horse (produced when glottis is open)

bottle, bitter - pronounced in a Cockney accent (produced when glottis is briefly closed and then open)