Sound Classifications

Question 1

What sounds are considered stops?

Answer 1

/b/, /p/, /t/, /d/, /k/, /g/

Question 2

/k/ and /g/ are considered to have what manner of articulation?

Answer 2

Stops

Question 3

Stops are also called _______

Answer 3

plosives

Question 4

explain what makes a sound a fricative

Answer 4

The air stream is constricted at some point in the oral cavity, resulting in a hissing or turbulent continuous airstream

Question 5

Fricatives are associated with ________ of acoustic energy

Answer 5

frequencies

Question 6

What sounds are considered fricatives?

Answer 6

f, h, s, sh, th, th, v, z. zh

Question 7

What is the difference between affricates and fricatives

Answer 7

Affricates are a combination of stops and fricatives said quickly in a sequence,
for ex: ch, j in judge

Question 8

Nasals are produced by ___________ the ______ and allowing air to flow through the nose

Answer 8

Lowering the velum

Question 9

How are glides produced?

Answer 9

Produced by a gliding motion of articulations from one position to another, ARTICULATORS MUST MOVE IN PRODUCTION OF GLIDES
ex: y and w

Question 10

What sounds are glides?

Answer 10

Y and W

Question 11

Liquids are half ______ and half _____ sounds

Answer 11

Half consonant and half vowel
ex: l and r

Question 12

What are the liquid sounds?

Answer 12

L and R

Question 13

A voiced and voiceless pair of sounds are called ______ pairs

Answer 13

Cognate pairs