Lesson 4 – Part 1 – Quiz

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#2. How is an Alveolar Plosive made in the mouth?

Banging the tip of the tongue against the alveolar ridge.

Stopping and releasing air between the tip of the tongue on the alveolar ridge.

Flicking the tip of the tongue against the alveolar ridge.

#5. What is the Alveolar Ridge?

The bone of the lower jaw.

A mountain range in the Himalayas.

The protruding bony ridge on the roof of the mouth just behind the top front teeth.

#6. An Alveolar Plosive is like which English letter sound?

Something like the letter ‘p’

Exactly like the letter ‘n’

A cross between the letter ‘t’ and ‘d’

#7. Beatboxers sometimes use aspiration to sound like what effect?

Pitch Shifting

Reverb

Echo

Reverb (reverberation) is the time it takes for the sound to die away in any space or room. Sound bounces of every wall and surface in a room. Large rooms with hard surfaces have a long reverb times, for example, churches.

Lesson 4 – Part 1 – Alveolar Plosive

Quiz

Results

#1. Which of these iconophonics is the Tight Effector?

#2. How is an Alveolar Plosive made in the mouth?

#3. Which of these iconophonics is an Alveolar Plosive?

#4. Which of these iconophonics is the Aspiration Effector?

#5. What is the Alveolar Ridge?

#6. An Alveolar Plosive is like which English letter sound?

#7. Beatboxers sometimes use aspiration to sound like what effect?

#8. What English Letter sound is this?