What are noise consonants?, Consonants produced only by voice, Consonants produced with noise caused by obstruction of airflow, Vowels with stress, Sounds without articulation, Which of the following is a constrictive (fricative) consonant?, /d/, /b/, /m/, /f/, How is a fricative consonant produced?, By narrowing the vocal tract to create friction, By complete closure of the vocal tract, By vibration only, By free airflow, Which sound is an occlusive-constrictive consonant (affricate)?, /s/, /k/, /tʃ/, /f/, What happens first when producing affricates?, Air passes freely, Friction only, Complete closure followed by friction, Vowel articulation, Which pair contains only fricative consonants?, /p/, /t/, /d/, /b/, /m/, /n/, /s/, /z/, Which consonant is NOT a noise consonant?, /s/, /m/, /f/, /ʃ/, Which sound is produced with complete obstruction at first?, /dʒ/, /f/, /s/, /v/, Fricative consonants differ from plosives because they:, Are always voiced, Do not have a complete closure, Have full closure, Are vowels, Which group correctly describes occlusive-constrictive consonants?, Stops, Nasals, Affricates, Fricatives

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