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by zilola qurbonboyeva
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1. How many main criteria are used to classify English consonants?

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2. What does "voicing" refer to in consonant classification?

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3. Which of the following is a voiced consonant?

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4. What is the place of articulation for the sound /m/?

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5. Which sound is produced with the lower lip and upper teeth?

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6. Which of these is a voiceless consonant?

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7. What is the manner of articulation for /s/?

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8. Which sound is an affricate?

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9. The sound /ŋ/ (as in "sing") is classified as:

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10. Which consonant is produced in the glottis?

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11. What is the place of articulation for /θ/ (as in “think”)?

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12. Which of the following is an approximant?

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13. Which sound is a lateral approximant?

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14. The sound /t/ is:

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15. Which sound is classified as a nasal?

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16. Which sound is post-alveolar?

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17. What is the manner of articulation of /dʒ/ (as in "judge")?

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18. Which of the following is a bilabial consonant? A) /k/ B) /f/ C) /b/ D) /s/ Answer: C (/b/)

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19. Which consonant is both voiced and labiodental?

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20. The sound /r/ is best described as:

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What are the two main categories of English consonants?

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Which of the following is a voiced consonant?

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What type of consonant is 'f'?

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What is the place of articulation for 't'?

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Which consonant is a nasal sound?

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What type of consonant is 'g'?

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Which of the following is a voiceless consonant?

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What is the manner of articulation for 's'?

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Which consonant is produced with both lips?

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What is the classification of 'k'?

 
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