Place of Articulation

Question 1

Major places of Articulation?

Answer 1

Lips , Tongue tip/blade , Tongue Tongue body

Question 2

Lips ?

Answer 2

Bilabial

Question 3

Tongue tip/ Blade?

Answer 3

Coronal

Question 4

Tongue Body

Answer 4

Dorsal

Question 6

consonant classified based on?

Answer 6

1- place of articulation 2- manner of Articulation 3- Voicing

Question 7

Velar refer to what?

Answer 7

soft palate

Question 8

Palatal refer to what?

Answer 8

Hard palate

Question 9

Labiodental refer to what?

Answer 9

Lips + dental

Question 10

Bilabial refer to what?

Answer 10

Two lips

Question 11

Coronal example!

Answer 11

/t/ , /d/, /s/, /z/

Question 12

Dorsal

Answer 12

/k/, /g/, /ŋ/

Question 13

Labial example?

Answer 13

use 2 lips like /m/,/b/,/p/.

Question 14

describe /m/

Answer 14

Bilabial, Nassal

Question 15

describe /p/

Answer 15

Bilabial, Plosive

Question 16

describe /b/

Answer 16

Bilabial, Plosive

Question 17

Labiodental example!

Answer 17

/v/ , /f/

Question 18

describe /v/

Answer 18

Labiodental , Fricative

Question 19

describe /f/

Answer 19

Labiodental, Fricative

Question 20

one term describe:
1- Bilabial
2- labiodental

Answer 20

Labial

Question 21

lingual sounds

Answer 21

speech sounds that involve the tongue

Question 22

how many subtypes for Coronal?

Answer 22

1- Alveolar
2- Plato-Alveolar
3- Dental
4- Retroflex

Question 23

Palatal refer to ?

Answer 23

Hard palate

Question 24

Velar refer to ?

Answer 24

Soft Palate

Question 25

Alveolar refer to?

Answer 25

Alveolar ridge

Question 26

Palato-Alveolar refer to?

Answer 26

Between: 1 Alveolar ridge 2- Hard palate

Question 27

Inter-dental examples?

Answer 27

1- /θ/ 2- /ð/

Question 28

/θ/ /ð/ describe?

Answer 28

Inter-dental , Fricative

Question 29

Alveolar examples?

Answer 29

/t/ , /d/ , /s/ , /z/

Question 30

Retroflex

Answer 30

when the tongue curled back /r/ , /ɾ/

Question 31

what did IPA use for dental sounds?

Answer 31

tooth diacritic [ ̪ ]

Question 32

T or F: Retroflex are not common in English

Answer 32

True

Question 33

T or F Many Languages do not have stop fricative as retroflex

Answer 33

F indian have

Question 34

Describe /ʃ/ , /ʒ/

Answer 34

Palato - Alveolar

Question 35

describe /j/

Answer 35

Approximant , Plato-Alveolar

Question 36

T or F velar is velum ?

Answer 36

T

Question 37

Describe these sounds /k/ , /g/

Answer 37

velar, Plosive

Question 38

What is meaning by Retroflex?

Answer 38

The tongue tip curled up behind further back the alveolar ridges

Question 39

what is the differences between Retroflex and Palato - Alveolar?

Answer 39

1- (Retroflex), Tip of the tongue 2- ( Palato - Alveolar) Blade of the tongue

Question 40

Glottal describe

Answer 40

placeless, All obstruction in the vocal folds