place of articulation

Question 1

bilabial

Answer 1

obstruction created used upper and lower lips

4 bilabials- m, p, b, w

Question 2

labiodental

Answer 2

lower lip contacts upper teeth

f, v

Question 3

dental

Answer 3

tip of tongue touches upper teeth.
θ th
ð this

Question 4

alveolar

Answer 4

obstruction happens at alveolar ridge

t, d, s, z, n, r, l, ɽ

Question 5

post alveolar

Answer 5

tongue moves back behind the alveolar ridge

ʒ, ʃ

Question 6

retroflex

Answer 6

no retroflex consonants in English

formed by curling the tongue back to the post alveolar area

Question 7

palatal

Answer 7

the body of the tongue is raised to the hard palette

j (Yes)

Question 8

velar

Answer 8

obstruction occurs when the back of the tongue touches the soft palette at the back of the mouth
k, g

Question 9

uvular

Answer 9

back of the tongue touches the uvular (dangly bit at back of mouth). enlgish does not have any uvular consonants

Question 10

pharyngeal

Answer 10

articulated with the roof of the tongue against the pharynx.

Question 11

glottal

Answer 11

articulated using the glottis

h, ʔ