FATIMAH'S QUIZ GROUP 4

In phonology, what is the glide also called?

• vowels

• consonants

• semi-vowel

• semi-consonant

What are the glides sounds?

• sound /j/ and /w/

• sound /f/ and /v/

• sound /j/ and /i:/

• sound /i:/ and /u:/

Which one is incorrect in producing the glide sounds?

• the airflow on the vocal tract is relatively unrestricted

• the sound is always voiced

• there are Constriction and air turbulence

• the vocal cords vibrate when producing the sound

What is the reason glide is also called a semi-vowel?

• because it is the last two letter in consonants

• because glide is syllabic

• because the glide sound is usually long as a vowel sound

• because the way we produce the glide sound is similar in produce the vowel sound

Which one is not an example of a glide sound?

• music

• question

• you

• blow

Why are glides not considered as vowels?

• because they are non-syllabic

• because the glide sound is usually shorter than a vowel sound

• because they can change into a vowel

• because they can used to link words together

We know that the glides sounds are /j/ and /w/. Those sounds are near the vowels sound?

• /əʊ/ and /æ/

• /i:/ and /u:/

• /e/ and /ɔ:/

• /i:/ and /ʌ/

what is the alphabet of these glides sound /j/ and /w/

• J and W

• I and Y

• Y and O

• Y and W

What is the difference between glides and consonants?

• glides is always voiced,

  consonants is unvoice and voiced

• glides are long sound,

  consonants are shorther sound

• consonants can function as syllable boundary,

  glides can not

• glides have air turbulence,

  consonants doesn't have

Which one is the right example of a glide sound?

• throw

• cry

• view

• jaw