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Minimal PairsSet 3

1Choose the word that pronouns different

2What is the smallest sound unit in a language that can change the meaning of a word?

3CIRCLE THE OPTION A,B,C OR D TO INDICATE THE WORD WITH THE HIGHLIGHTED PART PRONOINCED DIFFERENTLY FROM THE REST.A. chivalry B. chauvinist C. chorus D. chic

4Choose the word whose bold part is pronounced differently from others.

5Which game involves substituting sounds in words?

6A learner pronounces "park" as /bark/. What is the underlying reason for this substitution?

7'Pitch' and 'peach' are examples of .....

8Which of the following pairs of words is an example of the minimal pair test for the phonemes /e/ and /i/?

9For questions 1-6 choose the phonological term to complete the sentences.Mark the correct term (A, B or C) Fit and feet; fear and fair; track and truck are examples

10Match the words with the same sound. Choose from: egg, you, name, bike, this, tree. Example: be-tree. 2. bye ..... What is the correct match for 'bye'?

11Which word has the SAME sound as the ow in somehow?

12Minimal pairs are?

13Find minimal pairs

14Which of the following is an example of a change in place

15..... takes place when you replace part of a word with an incorrect sound.

16When conducting a phoneme comparison in contrastive analysis, which of the following questions is NOT one that a linguist would typically ask?

17What are phonological neighbors?

18These verbs: Lie-die, hut-hot belong to .....

19The term used to describe the lack of gradience in linguistic sounds-meaning that the difference between the 'p' sound and the 'b' sound is absolute, not partial-is:

20Which pair is a minimal pair that differs only by voicing?

21What is the role of auditory bombardment in minimal pairs therapy?

22What is the example of a tongue twister provided in the learning material?

23Exercise 1: Choose the word that has the bold part pronounced differently from the others. car, star, hard, cat

24What is the minimal pair of the word "sing" ?

25Which word has the same ending sound as shark?

26A child who says "wain" instead of "rain" is producing a ..... error.

27Exchanging one sound for another

28Reverse the phonemes in 'stop' to form a new word.

29Select the pair of letters that are auditorily similar (they share a phoneme).

30What is an example of phonemic manipulation?

31Choose the minimal pair that contrasts /bl/ with /kl/.

32Answer: Pronouncing "rabbit" as "wabbit" is an example of:

33What is the minimal pair of the word "wine" ?

34What are Minimal Pairs?

35Which word is the odd one out in the following group: off, wife, knife, of?

36What is minimal pairs practice in teaching pronunciation?

37CIRCLE THE OPTION A,B,C OR D TO INDICATE THE WORD WITH THE HIGHLIGHTED PART PRONOINCED DIFFERENTLY FROM THE REST.A. collage B. collagen C. mirage D. massage

38Which pair of phonemes is consistent in the way they are spoken

39A sound that is used to distinguish a one word from another in a language

40Letters articulated in the same way when said

41Which skill is changing one sound to make a new word?

42Tongue-twisters-are phrases that difficult to pronounce because the sounds easily get confused in them

43Choose the words that has different sound

44Which has the same ending sound as jungle?

45..... are two words that differ in only one phoneme value.

46Which word is a minimal pair with 'fade'?

47What is the purpose of using minimal pairs in language teaching methods?

48Why is it important to move far enough when saying 'gray'?

49Which word do you hear?

50It is important to remember that:

51How does using contrast sets aid pronunciation teaching?

52The minimal pair "pot" vs "pod" is used to illustrate the difference between which two phonemes?

53What is this an example of?teacher says the word "cat" and now changes the beginning sound /bat/ or /mat/ or /rat/

54What is the smallest unit of spoken language that makes a difference in a word's meaning?

55PRONUNCIATON

56What is phonemicization in linguistics?

57Which have different sound

58What is the significance of minimal pairs in phonological analysis?

59Had, head, hid; are examples of short vowels minimal sets