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Fricatives vs Occlusives Quiz

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Test your fricatives vs occlusive-constrictive knowledge.

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Test your fricatives vs occlusive-constrictive knowledge.

by alua murataly
1

Fricative consonants are produced with a complete closure of the speech organs.

2

The noise in fricative consonants comes from air friction.

3

Occlusive-constrictive consonants have two stages of articulation.

4

In occlusive-constrictive consonants, air flows freely from the start.

5

Fricative sounds can be prolonged when pronounced.

6

Occlusive-constrictive consonants begin with a burst of air.

7

Fricative and occlusive-constrictive consonants are formed in the same way.

8

Occlusive-constrictive consonants do not include a friction stage.

9

Noise is the main acoustic feature of these consonants.

10

Air completely stops during fricative consonant production

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