In the Production of Consonants, the Nature of the Restriction

question 54

Multiple Choice

In the production of consonants, the nature of the restriction of airflow in the vocal tract is described by:

• A) coarticulation.
• B) the manner of articulation.
• C) the place of articulation.
• D) pre-articulation.

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