Noise Consonants Quiz

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Test your knowledge of constrictive and occlusive-constrictive sounds.

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Froggy Jumps Noise Consonants QuizOnline version Test your knowledge of constrictive and occlusive-constrictive sounds. by D.A-6 Бейсханқызы Жайнар 1 What are noise consonants? a Consonants produced only with voice b Consonants in which noise is the main component c Sonorant consonants 2 Which group of consonants belongs to noise consonants? a Fricatives and stops b Sonorants only c Vowel 3 What is a constrictive fricative consonant? a A consonant produced with complete closure b A consonant produced with partial obstruction and audible friction c A nasal consonant 4 Which of the following sounds is a constrictive fricative? a p b b c s 5 What is an occlusive-constrictive consonant? a A consonant produced only with a constriction b A consonant produced with a complete closure followed by friction c A consonant produced with nasal airflow 6 Which sound is an occlusive-constrictive consonant (affricate)? a l b p c tʃ 7 What is the main difference between a stop consonant and an occlusive-constrictive consonant? a Stops are always voiced b Stops have friction, affricates do not c Affricates begin with a stop and end with fricative noise 8 Which pair contains only noise consonants? a [m], [n], [l] b [b], [d], [g] c [a], [e], [i] 9 Which of the following sounds is NOT a constrictive (fricative) consonant? a v b f c t 10 Which statement about occlusive-constrictive consonants (affricates) is correct? a They are produced with a stop followed by fricative release b They are produced with only complete closure c They are vowels

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Noise Consonants QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of constrictive and occlusive-constrictive sounds.

by D.A-6 Бейсханқызы Жайнар

What are noise consonants?

Consonants produced only with voice

Consonants in which noise is the main component

Sonorant consonants

Which group of consonants belongs to noise consonants?

Fricatives and stops

Sonorants only

Vowel

What is a constrictive fricative consonant?

A consonant produced with complete closure

A consonant produced with partial obstruction and audible friction

A nasal consonant

Which of the following sounds is a constrictive fricative?

What is an occlusive-constrictive consonant?

A consonant produced only with a constriction

A consonant produced with a complete closure followed by friction

A consonant produced with nasal airflow

Which sound is an occlusive-constrictive consonant (affricate)?

tʃ

What is the main difference between a stop consonant and an occlusive-constrictive consonant?

Stops are always voiced

Stops have friction, affricates do not

Affricates begin with a stop and end with fricative noise

Which pair contains only noise consonants?

[m], [n], [l]

[b], [d], [g]

[a], [e], [i]

Which of the following sounds is NOT a constrictive (fricative) consonant?

Which statement about occlusive-constrictive consonants (affricates) is correct?

They are produced with a stop followed by fricative release

They are produced with only complete closure

They are vowels

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Noise Consonants QuizOnline version

by D.A-6 Бейсханқызы Жайнар

What are noise consonants?

Which group of consonants belongs to noise consonants?

What is a constrictive fricative consonant?

Which of the following sounds is a constrictive fricative?

What is an occlusive-constrictive consonant?

Which sound is an occlusive-constrictive consonant (affricate)?

What is the main difference between a stop consonant and an occlusive-constrictive consonant?

Which pair contains only noise consonants?

Which of the following sounds is NOT a constrictive (fricative) consonant?

Which statement about occlusive-constrictive consonants (affricates) is correct?

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