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Quiz: English Consonant Articulation

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Test your knowledge of English consonant places and manners.

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Quiz: English Consonant Articulation
 

Quiz: English Consonant ArticulationOnline version

Test your knowledge of English consonant places and manners.

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The voiceless plosives /p/, /t/, /k/ are aspirated in word-initial positions in most dialects of English.

2

Most English consonants are not palatalized in standard pronunciation.

3

The letter h is a pharyngeal consonant.

4

The sound /h/ is a glottal fricative produced at the vocal folds, not at the pharynx.

5

Place of articulation (labial, dental, alveolar, palatal, velar) helps differentiate English consonants (e.g., /p/ vs /b/, /t/ vs /d/, /k/ vs /g/).

6

Palatalization is a prominent feature of standard English consonants.

7

All English consonants are dental in place of articulation.

8

English apical front-lingual consonants include /t/ and /d/, articulated with the tongue tip at the alveolar ridge.

9

Aspirated [p], [t], [k] occur after the letter 's' in words like 'spoon'.

10

Apical articulation uses the blade of the tongue rather than the tip.

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