Vowel Consonant Sounds Ipa BasicsSet 61

1Which consonants can be dropped?Could you hand me that pen?
2Place of /k/
3Gasoline
4Ending sound of the verb "dropped"
5What sound does the word cried have at the end?
6Choose the best way to linking vowels:At least he asked for permission.
7What should your tongue do when pronouncing the Spanish letter "D"?
8A sound produced with a comparatively open configuration of the vocal tract, is called .....
9The process in which the last consonant of the first word is joined to the vowel sound at the start of the second word is called:
10Length of a single sound within a word
11Choose the word with a different ending sound:
12What are onsets in words?
13What word has the same vowel sound as cape?
14Can a test taker reach Band 8 for Pronunciation if their accent has a minimal effect on intelligibility?
15Free passage of air through the mouth to create a pure sound
16The phonemes are the abstract with that may came out in different forms.
17The vocal tract is the air passage beginning with the lungs and ending in:
18Manner of /v/
19Due to the study of physical properties of a sound phonetics is connected with:
20What is the 'Rose boat Oh' sound compared to?
21Which of the following is NOT the organ of the phonatory system?
22Hey Avery, Maya and Ava are having a debate! They are trying to figure out the long vowel sound in the word 'either'. Can you help them out?
23The vibration produced by the vocal folds during the sound production is referred as ..... feature in phonetics
24The 'American T' is always pronounced clearly, no matter where it appears in the word.
25The ed in The verb "chant" sounds
26Use of p, t, k; b, d, g, letters
27Which of the following speech mechanisms belongs to the vibrator mechanism?
28In the words "pin" and "spin, " the phoneme /p/ is pronounced differently. What is the term for these context-dependent variations of a single phoneme?
29Total Number of consonant sound in English is .....
30Which word has a different sound in "th"?
31The girl screamed when she saw the mouse. Which word below has the same middle sound as the word above?
32The ..... produces no audible sound.
33The ~ed in "liked" is sound .....
34Let's check for voicing for /r/. Touch your throat to feel for a vibration. If you feel a vibration this is VOICED. If you do not feel a vibration this is VOICELESS.Say:rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr/r/ is .....
35Which of the following is an alveolar phoneme?
36Which of the following is a vowel?
37Vowels in which the sound begins at the first vowel and moves toward the sound of the second vowel (snout=ou/boy=oy)
38Engine
39What word has "z" sound?
40Like-Liked-Gustar
41The pronunciation of the ED in the verb LIKED is
42The Language Components are
43Brings
44Examples of oral communication.
45Why is 'olive' called the doctor sound?
46Which word has the SAME vowel sound as the word that?
47What role does the velum play in speech production?
48Cleaned
49Rope
50Which does not apply /r/
51The sound ..... was infrequent in Indo-European and extremely so at the beginning of words. (p. 78)
52The quality of a sound that is determined by the frequency of the wave.
53The sounds the letter a, e, i, o, and u stand for in the following words (bake, Steve, bike, hole, tube) are .....
54Tropp
55Air constricted between the vocal chords makes them ....., producing sounds.
56Stay-Stayed-Permanecer
57Oral sounds are produced by ..... the velum.
58In the word take, which vowel says it's name?
59The vocal folds form a kind of a valve, so their primary function is .....
60What sound does the word endedhave at the end?
61Which sound changes slightly based on where the sound occurs in the word? Ex.: /r/ in read versus /r/ in fear