What are occlusive–constrictive consonants also called?, A) Fricatives, B) Plosives, C) Affricates, D) Sonorants, Which of the following sounds is an affricate in English?, A) /p/, B) /tʃ/, C) /m/, D) /s/, How many affricate sounds are there in standard English?, A)1, B)2, C)3, D)4, Which pair represents English affricates?, /p/ and /b/, /f/ and /v/, /tʃ/ and /dʒ/, /k/ and /g/, The sound /tʃ/ can be found in which word?, A) dog, B) chair, C) sun, D) map, The sound /dʒ/ is:, A)Voiced, B) Nasal, C)Voiceless, D) Labiodental, Affricates combine features of:, A) Plosives and fricatives, B) Vowels and nasals, C) Nasals and laterals, D) Glides and vowels, In which word is the affricate at the beginning?, A) watch, B) chair, C) bridge, D) age, In which word is the affricate at the end?, A) cheese, B) job, C) match, D) June, How are affricates different from plosives?, A) They have no closure, B) They have only vibration, C)They are always voiced, D) They include friction after the stop

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