Test 20170306 Articulation

Question 1

Describe & example

Bilabial

Answer 1

bat, pat

Using both lips

Question 2

Describe & example

Dental

Answer 2

thin, then

using the tongue tip between or close behind the teeth

Question 3

Describe & example

Alveolar

Answer 3

ton, noon, thin, zoom, live

using tip or blade of the tongue and the teeth ridge

Question 4

Describe & example

Alveopalatial

Answer 4

sure, she, ships, shells

using the blade of the tongue and the back of the alveolar ridge

Question 5

Describe & example

Palatal

Answer 5

yikes, yelling

using the front of the tongue and the hard palate

Question 6

Describe & example

Velar

Answer 6

curl, girl, ring

using the back of the tongue and the soft palate (or velum)

Question 7

Describe & example

Glottal

Answer 7

hoon

using the space between the vocal folds

Question 8

Describe & example

Stop

Answer 8

pill, bill

Complete closure in the oral cavity

Question 9

Describe & example

Nasal

Answer 9

mill, rang

complete closure but with soft palate lowered so air flows through nose

Question 10

Describe & example

Fricative

Answer 10

pine, vine, thin, then

Two speech organs come close enough together to partially block airflow and create friction

Question 11

Describe & example

Affricate

Answer 11

chum, chin, gin

First a complete closure is made in the oral cavity and then there is a slow releas of air so that a fricative sound is made

Question 12

Describe & example

Lateral

Answer 12

lovely, lemon, liniment

A partial closure is made by the blade of the tongue agains the teeth ridge so that air can flow along the sides of the tongue and roof of the mouth

Question 13

Describe & example

Approximant

Answer 13

raw, war, jive

The speech organs come close toeach other but not enough that any audible turbulence is produced