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Occlusive-Constrictive Consonants Quiz

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Quick true/false on stops and fricatives.

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Occlusive-Constrictive Consonants Quiz
 

Occlusive-Constrictive Consonants QuizOnline version

Quick true/false on stops and fricatives.

by Makpal Kenzhebek
1

An occlusive sound produces release with no audible turbulence.

2

Occlusives (stops) involve a complete closure in the vocal tract followed by a release.

3

Voicing contrasts exist for occlusives, as in p vs b.

4

Constrictives include fricatives and affricates, produced with a narrow constriction.

5

An affricate starts with a stop closure and releases into a fricative.

6

Nasal sounds are considered occlusives.

7

Examples of an affricate in English are /tʃ/ as in 'chair' and /dʒ/ as in 'judge'.

8

All constrictive sounds are always voiceless.

9

A bilabial fricative like [ɸ] is common in most languages.

10

In phonetics, 'occlusive-constrictive' is another term for nasals.

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