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Froggy Jumps
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quiz- consonant vocabulary

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Depict the right vocabulary term to moved forward on the game. Read each term and pick the right term to match the sentence.

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quiz- consonant vocabularyOnline version

Depict the right vocabulary term to moved forward on the game. Read each term and pick the right term to match the sentence.

by katherine waring
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two consonants that share the same PLACE and MANNER of production but differ by VOICING; examples are /t, d/ /s, z/ /k, g/

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a MANNER of articulation; the velopharynx is open: air and sound travel through and resonate in the nasal cavity; there’s complete closure at the place of articulation

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a MANNER of articulation; contains two phonemes, /tʃ/ and /dʒ/, produced by a combination of a stop-plosive and a fricative.

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BROAD Manner group of consonants that includes the Manner classes of LIQUIDS and GLIDES.

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a PLACE of articulation involving the lower lip and top teeth

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articulation accompanied by an audible puff of air; occurs during production of stop-plosives

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one of the 3 ways consonants are classified: vocal fold vibration (phonation) occurs

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a PLACE of articulation in which the tongue touches the alveolar ridge

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BROAD Manner class of consonants; includes these MANNERS: the STOPS, FRICATIVES, and AFFRICATES

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a MANNER of articulation in which there’s complete closure in the vocal tract at the point of articulation. Air pressure builds up and then released with a small explosion of air.

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PLACE of articulation in which the point of articulation is the glottis which remains open for production, ie., /h/.

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a PLACE of articulation; tongue body comes near the hard palate

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a MANNER of articulation; consists of a gliding motion of the articulators from a partly constricted state to a more open state.

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a MANNER of articulation; air escapes through a narrow constriction creating a continuous turbulent noise

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a MANNER of articulation; vowel-like consonants produced by air escaping through a narrow constriction slightly more so than for vowels

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a PLACE of speech production; complete closure of the top and bottom lips

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PLACE of articulation; sound produced by bringing the back of the tongue against the soft palate (velum); place of production of the /k/ and /g/ sounds

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PLACE of articulation; the tongue tip goes either between the teeth or against the back of the top teeth; place of production of the ‘th’ sounds.

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a BROAD Manner class of consonant production which includes the MANNER classes of NASALS, LIQUIDS, and GLIDES

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type of sound produced when air is stopped at the level of the vocal folds then released; a speech sound in British English; an allophonic variation in American English

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one of the three ways consonants are classified; the point along the vocal tract where a speech sound is produced

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The speech sound is formed by a quick tapping movement of the tongue tip on the alveolar ridge; an allophone of the /t/ or /d/ phonemes

 
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