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 Question 1 1.1. The alphabet m is a bilabial sound because it is articulated on both the upper and lower lip. Provide words that contain the places of articulation provided below and state why each has been given their name. Do not forget to underline the alphabet that produces the sound. A) Palatal Word: yes Alphabet that produces the sound: y Explanation: The sound /j/ as in "yes" is a palatal sound because it is produced with the body of the tongue raised against the hard palate. B) Alveolar Word: time Alphabet that produces the sound: t Explanation: The sound /t/ as in "time" is an alveolar sound because the tongue touches the alveolar ridge behind the upper teeth. C) Labio-dental Word: fan Alphabet that produces the sound: f Explanation: The sound /f/ in "fan" is a labio-dental sound because the lower lip touches the upper teeth. D) Velar Word: kite Alphabet that produces the sound: k Explanation: The sound /k/ as in "kite" is a velar sound, made by the back of the tongue against the soft palate (velum). E) Dental Word: think Alphabet that produces the sound: th Explanation: The sound /θ/ in "think" is a dental sound produced by the tongue placed against the upper front teeth. F) Glottal Word: house Alphabet that produces the sound: h Explanation: The sound /h/ in "house" is a glottal sound because it is produced at the glottis, the space between the vocal cords.

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ENG1502 ASSIGNMENT 2
DUE 13 JUNE 2025




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, Question 1: Phonetics – Places of Articulation (12 Marks)
1.1 The alphabet m is a bilabial sound because it is produced
by bringing both lips (upper and lower) together and allowing
air to pass through the nose. Below are more examples based
on other places of articulation:


a) Palatal
 Example word: yes
 Explanation: The sound /j/ as in yes is a palatal sound
because it is produced by raising the middle part of the
tongue towards the hard palate (roof of the mouth). It is
named after the palate, where the sound is articulated.


b) Alveolar
 Example word: time
 Explanation: The sound /t/ is produced by placing the
tip of the tongue against the alveolar ridge, the small
ridge just behind the upper front teeth. This place of
articulation is called alveolar because of that ridge.


c) Labio-dental
 Example word: fan
 Explanation: The sound /f/ is made by touching the
bottom lip to the upper front teeth. Since it involves
both the lips (labio) and the teeth (dental), it is called a
labio-dental sound.
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