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Introduction to Speech Sounds

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Test your knowledge on how speech sounds are produced!

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Test your knowledge on how speech sounds are produced!

by Denis BLANDON
1

What are the muscles above the larynx called that produce speech sounds?

2

Which articulator is involved when making velar consonants like 'k' and 'g'?

3

What part of the mouth is called the 'roof of the mouth'?

4

Which part of the tongue touches the alveolar ridge to produce sounds like 't' and 'd'?

5

What is the main difference between vowels and consonants?

6

How are vowels classified based on tongue position?

7

Which vowel is described as a close front vowel with spread lips?

8

What is the term for the position where the lips are pushed forward and rounded?

9

What are the primary articulators used in speech production?

10

What is the term for sounds like 'm' and 'n' that involve nasal airflow?

 
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