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Constrictive Fricative

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Froggy Jumps ConsonantsOnline version Noise Consonants Constrictive Fricative Occlusive-Constrictive Consonants by Applepie 1 What are noise consonants? a A) Sounds produced without any obstruction of the airflow b B) Sounds produced mainly by noise caused by obstruction in the vocal tract c C) Sounds produced only by vocal cord vibration 2 Which feature is typical of constrictive fricative consonants? a A) Complete closure of the speech organs b B) Narrowing of the air passage causing friction c C) No airflow through the mouth 3 Which consonant type is produced with complete closure followed by friction? a A) Noise consonants b B) Occlusive-constrictive consonants c C) Pure fricatives 4 Which of the following is an example of a constrictive fricative? a A) /p/ b B) /s/ c C) /t/ 5 Noise consonants are different from sonorants because they: a A) Are always nasal sounds b B) Are produced without vocal cords c C) Contain strong noise in their production 6 What happens during the production of an occlusive-constrictive consonant? a A) Air flows freely without obstruction b В) Air passes only through the nose c С) Air is first stopped, then released with friction 7 Which sound is an occlusive-constrictive consonant? a A) /tʃ/ b B) /f/ c C) /m/ 8 Which statement about constrictive fricatives is correct? a A) They are produced with a sudden explosion of air b B) They involve a narrow gap between speech organs c C) They are always voiced 9 Noise consonants mainly rely on: a A) Musical tone b В) Vowel length c С) Friction or plosion noise 10 Which group includes /ʃ/ and /ʒ/? a A) Occlusive consonants b B) Constrictive fricatives c C) Sonorants

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Noise Consonants Constrictive Fricative Occlusive-Constrictive Consonants

by Applepie

What are noise consonants?

A) Sounds produced without any obstruction of the airflow

B) Sounds produced mainly by noise caused by obstruction in the vocal tract

C) Sounds produced only by vocal cord vibration

Which feature is typical of constrictive fricative consonants?

A) Complete closure of the speech organs

B) Narrowing of the air passage causing friction

C) No airflow through the mouth

Which consonant type is produced with complete closure followed by friction?

A) Noise consonants

B) Occlusive-constrictive consonants

C) Pure fricatives

Which of the following is an example of a constrictive fricative?

A) /p/

B) /s/

C) /t/

Noise consonants are different from sonorants because they:

A) Are always nasal sounds

B) Are produced without vocal cords

C) Contain strong noise in their production

What happens during the production of an occlusive-constrictive consonant?

A) Air flows freely without obstruction

В) Air passes only through the nose

С) Air is first stopped, then released with friction

Which sound is an occlusive-constrictive consonant?

A) /tʃ/

B) /f/

C) /m/

Which statement about constrictive fricatives is correct?

A) They are produced with a sudden explosion of air

B) They involve a narrow gap between speech organs

C) They are always voiced

Noise consonants mainly rely on:

A) Musical tone

В) Vowel length

С) Friction or plosion noise

Which group includes /ʃ/ and /ʒ/?

A) Occlusive consonants

B) Constrictive fricatives

C) Sonorants

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What are noise consonants?

Which feature is typical of constrictive fricative consonants?

Which consonant type is produced with complete closure followed by friction?

Which of the following is an example of a constrictive fricative?

Noise consonants are different from sonorants because they:

What happens during the production of an occlusive-constrictive consonant?

Which sound is an occlusive-constrictive consonant?

Which statement about constrictive fricatives is correct?

Noise consonants mainly rely on:

Which group includes /ʃ/ and /ʒ/?

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