Phonology

Question 1

Voicing

Answer 1

Vibration of the vocal cords

Question 2

Unvoiced sound

Answer 2

Where no sound is used-No movement felt in the throat

Question 3

Nasality

Answer 3

Quality of sound produced through Nasal Passages

Question 4

Plosive

Answer 4

Consonant produced by stopping air flow and suddenly releasing eg P and B

Question 5

Fricative

Answer 5

Formed by constricting air flow through the vocal tract

Question 6

Glottal Stop

Answer 6

Sound made by stopping air flow in vocal tract

Question 7

Place of Articulation

Answer 7

Place of construction during the production of phonemes

Question 8

Manner of Articulation

Answer 8

Extent of airflow interrupted by parts of the mouth in the production of consonant sounds

Question 9

Passive Articulators

Answer 9

Articulators that don’t move (Teeth, ridge, alveolar)

Question 10

Active articulators

Answer 10

Articulators that move (tongue, lips)

Question 11

Bilabial

Answer 11

Sound produced with closure of lips

Question 12

Labiodental

Answer 12

Consonant produced with a constriction formed by the lower lip and upper teeth

Question 13

Interdental

Answer 13

Tip or blade between the teeth (th in Bath)

Question 14

Alveolar

Answer 14

Tip or Blade near alveolar ridge

Question 15

Post-Alveolar

Answer 15

Blade just behind alveolar ridge(sh in ship)

Question 16

Palatal

Answer 16

Front of tongue near hard palate(Y in Yes)

Question 17

Velar

Answer 17

Back of tongue makes contact with the velum(K in Kiss)

Question 18

Blade

Answer 18

Flexible front part of tongue