Voice Articulation Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Voice Articulation ChallengeOnline version Spot and sound your articulation by Arisa S. 1 What is the place of articulation for the sound /p/? a /p/ is velar b /p/ is alveolar c /p/ is bilabial 2 Which is a bilabial nasal sound? a /n/ b /ŋ/ c /m/ 3 Which place of articulation uses the tongue near the palate? a Labiodental b Palatal c Dental 4 What is the manner of articulation for the sound /z/? a Velar stop b Alveolar fricative c Glottal fricative 5 Which sound is a velar stop? a /t/ b /f/ c /k/ 6 Which voice feature applies to /v/? a Voiced fricative b Voiceless fricative c Voiced stop 7 Where is the place of articulation for /θ/ (th as in thin)? a Palatal b Alveolar c Dental 8 Which sound is a glottal stop? a /ʔ/ b /g/ c /h/ 9 Which pair shows a nasal vs a stop at the same place of articulation? a /s/ vs /z/ b /m/ (nasal) vs /b/ (stop) c /l/ vs /r/ 10 What is the manner of articulation for /ʃ/ (sh)? a Bilabial stop b Palatal-alveolar fricative c Velar nasal

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Voice Articulation ChallengeOnline version

Spot and sound your articulation

by Arisa S.

What is the place of articulation for the sound /p/?

/p/ is velar

/p/ is alveolar

/p/ is bilabial

Which is a bilabial nasal sound?

/n/

/ŋ/

/m/

Which place of articulation uses the tongue near the palate?

Labiodental

Palatal

Dental

What is the manner of articulation for the sound /z/?

Velar stop

Alveolar fricative

Glottal fricative

Which sound is a velar stop?

/t/

/f/

/k/

Which voice feature applies to /v/?

Voiced fricative

Voiceless fricative

Voiced stop

Where is the place of articulation for /θ/ (th as in thin)?

Palatal

Alveolar

Dental

Which sound is a glottal stop?

/ʔ/

/g/

/h/

Which pair shows a nasal vs a stop at the same place of articulation?

/s/ vs /z/

/m/ (nasal) vs /b/ (stop)

/l/ vs /r/

What is the manner of articulation for /ʃ/ (sh)?

Bilabial stop

Palatal-alveolar fricative

Velar nasal

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Voice Articulation ChallengeOnline version

by Arisa S.

What is the place of articulation for the sound /p/?

Which is a bilabial nasal sound?

Which place of articulation uses the tongue near the palate?

What is the manner of articulation for the sound /z/?

Which sound is a velar stop?

Which voice feature applies to /v/?

Where is the place of articulation for /θ/ (th as in thin)?

Which sound is a glottal stop?

Which pair shows a nasal vs a stop at the same place of articulation?

What is the manner of articulation for /ʃ/ (sh)?

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