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Vowel Consonant Sounds Ipa BasicsSet 63

1The word bike has a long ..... sound.

2There is a difference between /b/ and /p/. Particularly, /b/ is ..... sound while /p/ is ..... one.

3The language unit phoneme is opposed to the speech unit:

4Phonology refers to

5It's eight oh six

6Sounds are produced in the oralcavity with some obstruction of air stream inthe mouth, but there is no friction in theproduction of these sounds. /l/, /r/

7The initial sound of the second syllable of the word "acknowledge" is .....

8In the sentence "My father usually has a cup of black coffee for breakfast," which word contains the /bl/ consonant cluster?

9Voiceless sounds require the vocal folds .....

10Which phoneme does the word 'table' start with?

11In which source would you find the pronunciation of the word adaptation?

12What type of filter is designed to emulate the human vocal tract?

13What are auditory phonetics?

14Choose the word with short and long a.The gray dog has long and fluffy tail.

15Which word begins with an alveolar plosive voiced consonant?

16THE Y IN THE WORD HAPPY SOUNDS AI.

17Two letters blend together to make one vowel sound.

18Watches

19How are vocal chords from people with a high pitched voice different from people with a low-pitched voice?

20The vowel "u" is pronounced differently in one of the words below. Where?

21Laughed

22For the voiceless sounds to be produced, the vocal cords are

23Choose the correct ed ending pronunciation. The service was wonderful. So, Lupita tipped the waiter.

24Moveable articulators move towards the immoveable articulators

25Which word in the sentence has a diphthong? I heard a coin was dropped on the floor.

26Bigger area that contains the tongue-Bounded peripherally by the alveolar process and the inner surfaces of the teeth

27True vocal cordvibrate with expelled air to create soundattached to arytenoid cartilageinferior to false cord

28What does teaching related to phonology include?

29There are some similarities between /m/ and /n/. Both are ..... sounds.

30A ..... is a minimum distinctive sound unit that can distinguish the meaning of two words.

31Coarticulation means:

32PRONUNCIATION = enjoyed

33Speech sounds

34Why would the average German-or French-speaking ELL need extra work on the English vowels?

35Why is an 18-month-old child's speech often hard to understand?

36Which word ends with an obstruent consonant?

37Pulmonic Sounds are sounds initiated by .....

38What are diphthongs (in American English)?

39The view of the phoneme as an ideal "mental image"

40Connected speechThis occurs when a sound changes to become more like neighbouring sound. It can happen within a word or between words.For example: don't be silly. The /t/ sound in "don't be" may be pronounced more like /m/ sound

41What is the alveolar ridge?

42What is the-ed ending sound for "moved"?

43Choose the correct-ed ending for: pasted

44What are the physical sounds used to produce speech, where one phoneme may have several of these?

45What is an "accent"?

46What is the smallest sound unit in a language that can convey its own meaning?

47What is a feature of Indian English phonology?

48Which is not true about broadband spectrograms?

49The American English language uses all the sounds the IPA has?

50What does a long vowel sound refer to?

51Produced by raising the soft palate (k, g)

52What type of phonological error is:"Banket" instead of 'blanket'

53Which of the following words contains the /iy/ sound?

54Voicing refers to whether or not the vocal cords .....

55The shape of the auditory canal is .....

56Phonetic symbols help in:

57Which of the following would most likely explain why a student is having problems being understood when she says the words think, wreath, the, ruthless?

58Identify the pronunciation of /ed/ sound in the verb "Poured"

59What is the New Zealand TRAP-DRESS-KIT shift?

60Which word has a hard c sound?

61Erm