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What is the classification of consonants according to the articulating organ?

1. 
   Labial consonants, lingual consonants, verbal consonants, uvular consonants.
   
2. 
   Nasal consonants, dental consonants, alveolar consonants.
   
3. 
   Voiced consonants, labial consonants, nasal consonants.
   
4. 
   Velar consonants, uvular consonants, lingual consonants, nasal consonants.
   

12. 
    Classification of consonants according to the work of the vocal cords?
    

1. 
   voiced and voiceless
   
2. 
   voiced, half – voiced, voiceless
   
3. 
   super voiced, voiced, voiceless
   
4. 
   voiced, slightly voiced, voiceless
   

12. 
    What syllable theories do you know?
    

1. 
   Chest pulse theory, relative sonority theory, 3 typeso consonants theory.
   
2. 
   Vowel type theory, Consonant formation theory, gesture theory.
   
3. 
   Open syllable theory, close syllable theory, diphthong theory.
   
4. 
   Articulatory theory, acoustic theory, Perceptual theory.
   

12. 
    Give examples for initially strong consonants.
    

1. 
   it, us, add
   
2. 
   may, tea, new
   
3. 
   penknife, midday, whattime
   
4. 
   I, or, are
   

12. 
    Give examples for finally strong consonants.
    

1. 
   may, tea, new
   
2. 
   ill, eat, at
   
3. 
   is, end, add
   
4. 
   all, aim, idle
   

12. 
    Where do geminate or double consonants occur? They occur…
    

1.