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Apical English Consonants Quiz

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Test your knowledge of front-lingual consonants and aspiration.

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Apical English Consonants Quiz
 

Apical English Consonants QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of front-lingual consonants and aspiration.

by Аяжан Асхаткызы
1

The apical front-lingual group includes sounds like [w] and [j].

2

English differentiates places of articulation such as dental, alveolar, and postalveolar for apical consonants.

3

The places of articulation for [s] and [z] are primarily labiodental.

4

Front-lingual, apical consonants include sounds formed with the tongue tip in contact with the front part of the mouth.

5

Many English consonants lack palatalization, meaning they do not have a secondary palatal articulation in most contexts.

6

All English consonants are palatalized when spoken in American English.

7

English apical consonants are produced with the tip of the tongue near or against the alveolar ridge.

8

Voiceless stops like [p], [t], and [k] are typically aspirated in word-initial position before a vowel in English.

9

Aspirated [p], [t], [k] never occur in word-internal positions.

10

[h] is a pharyngeal sound produced deep in the throat.

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