1: Alveolar ridge lies in the a`upper part of mouth b`lower part of mouth c`behind the tongue d`not in the mouth 2: Soft palate lies at the a`tip of the tongue b`behind the tongue c`roof of the mouth d`below the tongue 3: 'y' sound (j) in phonetics is a`dental b`alveolar c`palato-alveolar d`palatal 4: In phonetics, 'ch, dz, z' sounds are all a`labio-dental b`dental c`alveolar d`palato-alveolar 5: In phonetics, 'r' sound is: a`bilabial b`labio-dental c`dental d`alveolar 6: Theta and delta, in phonetics, are: a`bilabial b`labio-dental c`dental d`alveolar 7: In phonetics, the sounds 'f and v' are: a`bilabial b`labio-dental c`dental d`alveolar 8: The sounds p, b, m, w are: a`bilabial b`labio-dental c`dental d`alveolar 9: In phonetics, which of the following is not an active articulator: a`lower jaw b`lower lip c`tongue d`upper lip 10: Pulmonic Airstream mechanism produces a`vowels b`consonants c`diphthongal glides d`all 11: Phonetics: Sounds can be caused by -- a`pulmonic airstream b`raising of soft palate c`articulation d`all 12: The vowel sound in 'home' is a`pure vowel b`diphthongal glide c`none d`--. 13: English has ___ number of diphthongal glides. a`8 b`12 c`24 d`36 14: English has ___ pure vowel sounds. a`8 b`12 c`24 d`36 15: English has ___ consonant sounds. a`8 b`12 c`24 d`36 16: In phonetics, sounds 'f,v,s' are examples for a`audible friction b`inaudible friction c`no friction d`none 17: Example of a sound in which air does not pass through the mouth is a`p b`b c`t d`m 18: The part of the tongue which is opposite to teeth-ridge is called: a`tip b`blade c`back d`front 19: Air passes continuously through the mouth without any audible friction in the production of a`consonants b`vowels c`both d`none 20: Total or partial stoppage of airstream takes place in the production of a`consonants b`vowels c`both d`none ' '.