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Vowel Consonant Sounds Ipa BasicsSet 53

1Which place of articulation involves the vocal cords at the glottis?

2Which does NOT apply to /s/

3In audio clipping. (Level 2)

4The allophone /k/ in the knowledge is .....

5Which word has the same vowel sound as wear?air

6What is the beginning sound (onset) in "bag"?

7Centering diphthong consists of [ei, ai, oi, au, ou]

8What is one key element of pronunciation to check?

9What does roundedness refer to?

10What vibrates to make sounds?

11Choose the word that has a different sound using the highlighted vowel sounds.

12Which of the following is a short vowel CVC word?

13Want-Wanted-Querer

14An example of ng word is .....

15Describe the place of articulation: Alveolar

16Dance-Danced-Bailar

17A vowel followed by the letter r when the r dictates how the vowel is pronounced; the vowel will not make its normal short or long sound

18Which consonant phonemes are continuous sounds?

19Bilabials

20What sound do you hear in the word "run"?

21Which of the following shows intrusive /j/?

22Strong forms are used when pronouncing a word in isolation.

23The-ed in "climbed" is pronounced as .....

24What vowel sound does the word "break" make?

25What sound change turned "sk" into "sh" in Old English?

26Mom went for a walk.

27Which word has the same ending sound as please?

28By raising the centre of the tongue to the part of the roof of the mouth which lies between the hard and the soft palate we can produce a central vowel.

29Type of Articulation:The back of the tongue is pushed against the uvula (not common in English)

30Which word has the same ending sound as ask?

31Count-Counted-Contar

32M, n

33A plosive is also called a ..... sound.

34A process that results from a sound becoming more like another nearby sound in terms of one or more of its phonetic characteristics.

35..... are sounds that are always followed by a vowel phoneme and literally glide right into that vowel.

36It is 7.25 pm (How to say the time by using "standard of time at sea" ?

37Choose the words with Labiodental consonants

38In the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), which of the following refers to a single, pure vowel sound?

39IPA stands for International Phonetic Alphabet

40The ED at the end of the word OBSERVED is pronounced

41B, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, q, r, s, t, v, w, x, y, z are the example of

42Choose the correct plural pronunciation pattern for the word "SEND"

43All of the following words use the voiceless "TH" sound EXCEPT .....

44Phonetics, which is concerned with the study of the phonetic structure of the language only on its historical development is called:

45Air passes out through the nasal passage, not the mouth. Can be syllabic.

46In phonetics, what is the term for a sound that is produced without any vibration of the vocal cords?

47Choose the best way to linking vowels:Kids grow up so quickly!

48Find the word with the "Bossy R".

49Voiced Stop

50Which of these is LEAST important to perfecting your accent?

51What sounds do hear in the word "include"?

52A specific vocal sound or quality is known as .....

53Which word has the SAME vowel sound as the word fish?

54You should roll your tongue with a .....

55Basically, a sound is eaten by other stronger or similar sounds next to it.

56Which sound shows surprise?

57Around what age do babies begin combining consonant and vowel sounds, a stage known as babbling?

58Condensations

59What happens to the air pressure between the back and front constriction when the tongue is pulled back and down in the production of clicks?

60Consonants which are produced with the soft palate lowered while the airpassage through the mouth is blocked:

61What is the term for the unique character or quality of a sound?