IPS Chapter 4

Terminology Quiz

In each of the following, fill in the box with the appropriate term. A single word is needed in each case.

Please be careful with the spelling of terms and if your answer is marked wrong, please check it against the feedback answer.  The difference between your answer and the "correct" one may be a trivial spelling difference.

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1. If the soft palate is raised and contacts the rear wall of the pharynx, there is a/an closure.
2. An articulation which causes no appreciable rise in air pressure in the vocal tract, such as that for a vowel, approximant or nasal, results in a/an  sound.
3. sound is made with a closure on the centre line of the vocal tract , but an opening at the side(s).
4. There is one in sink. There are two in fist. There are three in vases. What are they? .
5. Plosives and affricates make up the class of oral  .
6.  Plosives can be thought of as having three stages or production: approach,  and release.
7. is a consonant made by causing the active articulator to vibrate against the passive articulator.
8. A consonant produced with a closure in the oral cavity, but with a/an soft palate is called a nasal stop.
9.   sounds are produced when the active articulator is not close enough to the passive articulator to cause the passing airstream to become turbulent.
10.

In the words buzz, chip, shoes, this, cook all the consonants belong to the class of  .