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Which of the following is true about consonants?
Which of the following is true about consonants?
- They are produced without any closure in the vocal tract.
- They have the same manner of articulation as vowels.
- They involve more obstruction of the airflow than vowels. (correct)
- They are produced with the vocal folds vibrating.
What are the three kinds of features used to distinguish consonants?
What are the three kinds of features used to distinguish consonants?
- Place of Articulation, Voicing, Airflow
- Manner of Articulation, Airflow, Closure
- Manner of Articulation, Voicing, Airflow
- Place of Articulation, Manner of Articulation, Voicing (correct)
Which articulator is involved in the production of the sound represented by the IPA symbol [p]?
Which articulator is involved in the production of the sound represented by the IPA symbol [p]?
- Lips (correct)
- Teeth
- Pharynx
- Tongue
What is the voicing of the sound represented by the IPA symbol [m]?
What is the voicing of the sound represented by the IPA symbol [m]?
Which of the following is an articulator involved in the production of linguistic sounds?
Which of the following is an articulator involved in the production of linguistic sounds?
Which of the following is NOT a place of articulation for consonants?
Which of the following is NOT a place of articulation for consonants?
How many different manner of articulation features are there for English consonants?
How many different manner of articulation features are there for English consonants?
Which of the following is true about vowels?
Which of the following is true about vowels?
Which of the following is NOT an articulator involved in the production of linguistic sounds?
Which of the following is NOT an articulator involved in the production of linguistic sounds?
Flashcards
Consonant airflow obstruction
Consonant airflow obstruction
Consonants involve more airflow obstruction than vowels.
Consonant features
Consonant features
Consonants are distinguished by Place, Manner, and Voicing.
Articulator for [p]
Articulator for [p]
The lips are the articulators for the sound [p].
[m] voicing
[m] voicing
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Alveolar ridge articulator
Alveolar ridge articulator
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Incorrect consonant place
Incorrect consonant place
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English consonant manner count
English consonant manner count
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Vowel airflow obstruction
Vowel airflow obstruction
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Incorrect articulator
Incorrect articulator
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Study Notes
Consonants
- Consonants can be distinguished by three kinds of features: voicing, place of articulation, and manner of articulation.
- The IPA symbol [p] is produced by involving the lips as an articulator.
- The sound represented by the IPA symbol [m] is voiced.
Articulators
- The lips are involved in the production of linguistic sounds.
Places of Articulation
- There are several places of articulation for consonants, with one exception being the knee.
Manner of Articulation
- There are multiple manners of articulation features for English consonants.
Vowels
- Vowels have distinct characteristics, but the specifics are not provided in this context.
Non-Articulators
- The knee is not an articulator involved in the production of linguistic sounds.
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Test your knowledge on the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) by differentiating between consonants and vowels. Learn about the characteristics of each and how they are produced in the vocal tract. Challenge yourself with 15 IPA consonant questions and enhance your understanding of speech sounds.
