Manners of Alrticulation

Question 1

Oral

Answer 1

when the velum is raised, cutting off the airflow through nasal passage

Question 2

Nasal

Answer 2

when the velum is lowered to allow air to pass through nasal passage

Question 3

Oral stops

Answer 3

articulated by a complete closure of articulators in the oral cavity

Question 4

Glottal stop

Answer 4

a momentarily closing of the airstream at the glottis

Question 5

Nasal stops

Answer 5

articulated with a complete closure in the oral cavity

Question 6

Frcatives

Answer 6

consonants produced with a continuous airflow through the mouth

Question 7

Affricates

Answer 7

when consonants show a slow release of closure

Question 8

Stridents

Answer 8

nosier fricatives and affricates

Question 9

Nonstrident

Answer 9

quieeter counterparts

Question 10

Aspiration

Answer 10

the lag in the onset of vocalic voicing is accompanied by the release of air

Question 11

laterals

Answer 11

air escapes through the mouth along the lowered side of the tongue

Question 12

Retroflex

Answer 12

curling the tongue tip back into the mouth or by bunching the tongue upward and back in the mouth

Question 13

Flap

Answer 13

produced when the tongue tip strikes the alveolar ridge as it passes across it

Question 14

Glides

Answer 14

very rapidly articulated non syllabic segment