Phonetics 1

11-The sounds /t/ and /d/ are:

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• A)- velar

• B)- bilabial

• C)- alveolar

• D)- Labiodental

12. Vowels are characterized by ..........

• A) very slight friction in the voice box

• B) free flow of air in the oral cavity

• C) one fixed tongue for all vowels

• D) stoppage in the oral cavity

13. When the acoustic and articulatory phenomena is studied. This constitutes part of ...........

• A) morphology

• B) speech acts

• C) phonology

• D) phonetics

14.  The /t/ sound can be phonetically described as:

 

• A) Alveolar, stop, voiceless

• B) Alveolar, plosive, voiced

• C) Velar, plosive, voiced

• D) Velar, plosive, voiceless

15. The /ʃ/ sound can be phonetically described as:

 

• A) Alveolar, stop, voiceless

• B) Post-alveolar, Fricative, voiceless

• C) Velar, Fricative, voiced

• D) Velar, plosive, voiceless

16. The / g / sound can be phonetically described as:

 

• A) Velar, stop, voiceless

• B) Post-alveolar, Fricative, voiceless

• C) Velar, Fricative, voiced

• D) Velar, plosive, voiced

17. The / k / sound can be phonetically described as:

 

• A) Velar, stop, voiceless

• B) Post-alveolar, Fricative, voiceless

• C) Velar, Fricative, voiced

• D) Velar, plosive, voiced

18. The / h / sound can be phonetically described as:

 

• A) Velar, stop, voiceless

• B) Post-alveolar, Fricative, voiceless

• C) Glottal, Fricative, voiceless

• D) Glottal, plosive, voiced

19. The / h / sound can be phonetically described as:

 

• A) Velar, stop, voiceless

• B) Post-alveolar, Fricative, voiceless

• C) Glottal, Fricative, voiceless

• D) Glottal, plosive, voiced

20. The / d / sound can be phonetically described as:

 

• A) Velar, stop, voiceless

• B) Post-alveolar, Fricative, voiceless

• A) Alveolar, stop, voiced

• D) Glottal, plosive, voiced