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In producing the /f/ sound , the passive articulator is:

AThe lower lip

BThe soft palate

CThe upper teeth

DThe hard palate

Answer:

C. The upper teeth

Read Explanation:

Production of the /f/ Sound:

  • The sound /f/ is a voiceless labiodental fricative.

  • It is produced by:

    • Bringing the lower lip (active articulator)

    • Into contact with the upper teeth (passive articulator)

    • And forcing air through the narrow gap, creating friction.


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