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Vowel Consonant Sounds Ipa BasicsSet 30

1Elision is the disappearance of ..... in speech.

2Why do I have to "squish" (the real term is elide) the 'ne' and the 'ai' in "Je n'ai pas"?

3Identify what kind of a word is "beach" based on how you say it.

4In GTM, pronunciation is:

5Which of the followings are stop consonants?

6Choose the correct ed ending pronunciation. Last Easter, the children hunted for eggs.

7PRONUNCIATION = asked

8Speech sounds produced without vibration of the vocal cords

9What is the E sound in "please?"

10Choose the word with long o.

11Circle the word with the same special sound as the given word.'nurse'

12Which word has a different vowel sound: flEw, hOOded, thrOUgh, thrEw, quEUE?

13What letters have the ai sound?

14Two or more successive consonants sounded out in sequence without losing their identity.

15What is the initiator of the glottalic air-stream mechanism?

16It is the quality of sound produced either by the human voice or musical device.

17Special sound ..... usually comes at the end of a word or before the letters n or l. The letters n or l must be the last letters of the word, (LIKE IN OWL)

18The final consonant cluster in "twelfths" consists of:

19Which one of these is a voiced sound?

20We were chuffed that the mayor came to congratulate us.

21Located behind Adam's apple; contains the vocal folds

22Listen and complete with long vowel words. Then repeat the sentences. Choose the best word to complete: My house has a very big ......

23Which of the following uses sound energy for communication?

24When a student reads slowly sound-by-sound, we look for the source of the problem normally by checking how well they do in identifying the short vowel sounds and their level of phonemic awarenessbefore deciding on how to provide support.

25Find the odd sound out.

26Which word contains long a?

27Which of the following structures is primarily responsible for producing voiced sounds during speech?

28Choose the special sound to complete the word ..... ush.

29Which word has the same sound as long /oo/ in smooth?

30A consonant produced by almost blocking the air flow (e.g. the first and last sounds in five)

31Which word has a long o vowel sound?

32She has coins in her purse.What word in the sentence has a diphthong sound?

33Which of the following words demonstrates the Flap T?

34The "u" in the word bunt represents the ..... u phoneme.

35Include two or three graphemes, and the consonant sounds are separate and identifiable. Example: s-c-r (scrape), c-l (clean), l-k (milk)

36There are four diphthongs in centring and three in closing

37Voiceless glottal fricative

38The two cavities of the organs of the speech are: oral and .....

39What is a vowel team?

40In oral communication, the medium used is:

41A consonant produced with the front part of the tongue on the alveolar ridge (e.g. the first and last sounds in dot)

42The word that begins with a voiceless velar consonant is:

43The ~ed in "wanted" is sound .....

44Choose the correct plural pronunciation pattern for the word "TOMATO"

45Pushed

46What does a pair of symbols represent in the IPA Vowel Chart where one symbol is to the right of the other?

47How does the 'ar' sound in 'car' change the vowel sound?

48The Great Vowel Shift happened during ..... period.

49What is the type of sounds in DOWN

50T/F:-Substitution, omission, addition, and distortion of sounds are at the "motor" level

51Vowel sounds are produced .....

52Whom was introduced the first type of broad transcription by?

53Do the vowels make one sound or separate sounds in the word:woeful

54Budi: Hello, my name is Budi.Kiki: Hi, Budi. How do you spell your name?Budi: ( ..... )

55What is the correct classification for the sound /r/?

56What vowel says it's name in the word BAKE?

57Choose the correct-ed ending for: relaxed

58What can cause segmental modifications?

59Choose the word that has the same long vowel sound as the boldfaced word: amuse

60The vocal cords and the glottis constitute:

61There are ..... types of plosion.