Phonetics Quiz 0.0 / 5 ? linguisticsPhoneticsUniversityNone Created by: ewelynCreated on: 31-05-19 07:34 When are voiceless sounds produced? When vocal cords are spread apart, allowing all the air flow from the lungs to pass through 1 of 17 When are voiced sounds produced? When vocal cords are drawn together, and the air flow from the lung pushes them apart, resulting in vibrations 2 of 17 Define diphthong When two vowels are combined 3 of 17 What is the issue with having a chart for vowel sounds? There are slight variations in different accents and varieties on English 4 of 17 Which sounds are produced using both lips? Bilabials 5 of 17 Which sounds are produced using the upper teeth and lower lip? Labiodentals 6 of 17 Which sounds are produced using the tongue tip behind the upper teeth? Dentals 7 of 17 Which sounds are produced using the palate behind the alveolar ridge? Palatals 8 of 17 Which sounds are produced using the soft palate? Velars 9 of 17 How is a stop produced? Briefly stopping the air flow 10 of 17 How is a fricative produced? Blocking the air stream and pushing through a narrow opening 11 of 17 How is an affricate produced? Briefly stopping the air flow and then obstructing the release 12 of 17 How is a nasal produced? Lowering the velum to allow the air flow through the nose 13 of 17 How is the liquid [l] produced? Letting the air flow go around the sides of the tongue with the tongue tip at the alveolar ridge 14 of 17 How is the liquid [r] produced? With the tongue curled back near the alveolar ridge 15 of 17 How are glottal stops produced? Briefly closing then opening the space between the vocal folds 16 of 17 How are flaps produced? The tongue tip briefly tapping the alveolar ridge 17 of 17
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