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Minimal PairsSet 2

1It involves pronouncing a sound of a word incorrectly and replacing it with another sound

2The words "pool" and "pull" are different because:

3Minimal pair drills are designed to:

4Higher (good) resolving power (in differential sensitivity) means

5What is the purpose of minimal pairs?

6Bed-bad

7Identify the word that sounds different: big, pig, dog, wig

8Phoneme can be defined as:

9Change one sound in the word jet to make the new word pictured.

10Which word has a different pronunciation?

11What is the primary purpose of using minimal pairs in speech therapy?

12Bubble Trouble is a "tongue-twister tale" . The phrase "tongue-twister" is closest to:

13What method would you use to figure out what word doesn't belong: cat, cot, tip?

14Which word sounds different?

15Listen and choose the words that you hear.Question 2

16Auditorily similar letters

17What does sound/phoneme manipulation require students to do?

18Which of the following students has attained the highest level of phonological awareness?

19The word has the same middle sounds as "RAIN"

20The smallest part of spoken language that makes a difference in the meaning of words.

21How do linguists use minimal pairs to identify phonological contrasts?

22Choose the correct answer: What is a minimum distinctive sound unit that can distinguish the meaning of two words?

23CHOOSE THE WORDS THAT PRONUONCE DIFFERENTLY

24Bean and dean are a minimal pair because

25Exercise 1: Choose the word that has the bold part pronounced differently from the others. brother, mother, other, bother

26What are pairs or groups of words that vary by only one phoneme called?

27ARE THE SOUNDS IN BOLD THE SAME OR DIFFERENT?GO-PILLOW

28In phonology, 'cat and mat' are known as .....

29English and Khmer have in common:

30What is the phonemic difference between the words "doll" and "call"?

31The words BAN and PAN are:

32Which of the following is a common phonological process addressed by minimal pairs therapy?

33Which pair shows minimal contrast between /bl/ and /kl/?

34What does the acoustic approach emphasize?

35Exercise 1: Choose the word that has the bold part pronounced differently from the others. party, smart, yard, warm

36Which of the following best describes the term 'phoneme'?

37Listen and choose the word that you hear. Question 11

38Listen and choose the word that you hear. Question 6

39What is the main function of distinctive features in phonology?

40In English, replacing one phoneme with another causes .....

41A minimal speech unit in a language, which is often described in terms of the way it contrasts with another closely related speech sound.

42Listen and check what you hear.

43Which word is a minimal pair with 'chase'?

44If you change the first sound in "dog" to /l/, what new word do you get?

45What is the minimal pair of the word "first" ?

46What is different about "cat" and "cut" ?

47Replacing one phoneme with another in a word.

48What should teachers use to distinguish phonemes?

49What can lead to difficulty in producing sounds in L1?

50Changing a sound in a word to anothersound

51True or False: /gat/ for /dat/ is an atypical error.

52Find the word with the same middle sound as town.

53If two words are identical in every way except for two sounds in identical environments that create different meanings between the two words, they are called .....

54Listen and choose the word that you hear. Question 7

55Listen and choose the word that you hear. Question 3

56What are minimal pairs (in regards to phonology/phonetics)?

57PHONEMES can change the meaning of a word

58Listen and choose the word that you hear. Question 13

59In ..... Listening the difference between the sounds is identified

60Sound Substitution?

61Which problem is an example of sound substitution?