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Vowel Consonant Sounds Ipa BasicsSet 38

1Which word has the same vowel sound as bird?

2Choose the correct answer: Vowels differ from consonants in that they are articulated without any ..... of the airflow when it travels outwards from the lungs.

3Lenis consonants are produced with ..... force than the fortis ones.

4Choose the correct plural pronunciation pattern for the word "CHILD"

5In speech, the ..... is raised so that the air cannot escape through the nose.

6Place of /p/

7The Hard C makes the sound .....

8For all practical purposes, the American-English language contains ..... phonemes.

9Identify the manner of articulation of the consonant sound 'l' in the word 'lip'.

10The fully flexible Status sounds are:

11During articulation, which statement is most accurate about oral structures?

12Which word has a different vowel sound: Caught, thought, tough, warn, pouring?

13To articulate speech sound, egressive pulmonic system is used

14In which word is the sound of " i " the SAME as in 'listen'?

15The space between the vocal cords

16Manner of /j/

17There are three levels of auditory training. Which among these should be excluded from the list?

18Choose the word with /g/ sound

19Which of the following is a labial phoneme?

20What is the definition of free variation in phonology?

21How many consonant sounds are there in English

22Describe the manner of articulation: Liquid

23Do the vowels make one sound or separate sounds in the word:radio

24What is a significant factor that causes gradual changes in speech?

25The lowest level of lingual units is a phonemic level

26Which of the following lines shows the sounds that represents aspiration?

27Talk-Talked-Hablar

28The following consonant sounds: b, v, g, z, j, th, l, m, n, are ..... sounds.

29Which of the following words has a Monophthong?

30How many unique 'O' sounds are there in English?

31Hopes

32Air is "stopped" or interrupted completely along the vocal tract (p, d, t, k, b, g)

33Stress affects transcription by:

34The "ed" in the verb (needed) is pronounced as

35To make the sound [ ], smile and open your mouth a little. [ ] is long sound.

36The pronunciation of the ED in the verb PLAYED is

37Which vowel team makes a long /e/ sound?

38Voiced sounds ..... (meaning 'weak').

39Intend-Intended-Intentar

40Systematic variations are called what

41Which word has a different vowel sound: Drove, told, done, elbow, choke?

42True or False: The glottal stop, represented by the symbol

43What is a vowel-r combination?

44The assimilation in 'springs' is of:

45What is meant by 'phonetics' in linguistic study.

46Which of the following English varieties has the least vowel phonemes?

47Which word has th same sound as the ee in wheel?

48Different Pronunciation3. A. amazing B. gate C. play D. parent

49Allophones are pronunciation variations of a single phoneme that:

50The manner of articulation of ..... is by involving complete closure in the central part of the mouth and the air goes out through the sides of the tongue

51A phoneme, such as the c in cows, is best described as a

52In Spanish, these 2 letters sounds the same when pronounced in a word?

53What vowel sound do you hear in coach?

54What are the five primary vowel sounds in English?

55What ending sound will you say after the worddishwhen you make it plural?

56ASCII is pronounced:

57Do the vowels make one sound or separate sounds in the word:alliance

58Which of the following symbols that corresponds to the following phonetic description:labiodental fricative

59Which phoneme does the word 'pizza' start with?

60When do children approximately aquire these consonants:/k, g, f, v, n, long n, "ch", d3, 3/

61Voiceless alveolar stop