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Which of the following is a fricative consonant?
Which of the following fricatives is voiced?
Which of the following fricatives is produced with the tongue touching the upper teeth?
What type of consonant is /l/?
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What is the additional feature that distinguishes /l/ and /r/?
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Which of the following is an affricate consonant?
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Which of the following affricates is voiced?
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What is the manner of articulation for /h/?
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What is the manner of articulation for /tʃ/?
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What is the manner of articulation for /r/?
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Study Notes
Fricative Consonants
- Fricative consonants include /s/, /z/, /f/, /v/, /θ/, /ð/, /x/, and /χ/.
- Voiced fricatives include /z/, /v/, /ð/, and /χ/.
- /f/ and /v/ are produced with the tongue touching the upper teeth.
Lateral Approximant Consonant
- /l/ is a lateral approximant consonant.
Liquids
- The additional feature that distinguishes /l/ and /r/ is the position of the tongue.
- /l/ and /r/ are both liquid consonants.
Affricate Consonants
- Affricate consonants include /t͡ʃ/ and /d͡ʒ/.
- Voiced affricates include /d͡ʒ/.
- /t͡ʃ/ is a voiceless affricate consonant.
Manner of Articulation
- The manner of articulation for /h/ is glottal.
- The manner of articulation for /tʃ/ is affricate.
- The manner of articulation for /r/ is liquid.
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Test your knowledge of fricative consonants in this quiz. Learn about the manner of articulation, including sounds like "th" as in "thick," "s," and "h." Explore how these sounds are produced and the turbulent noise they create. Challenge yourself with this quiz and improve your understanding of fricative consonants.
