Phonology Radit

Which one is NOT the place of articulation out of this four?

• Alveolar

• Velar

• Veral

• Bilabial

Which one is the stop consonants in American English?

• /t/

• /u/

• /a/

• /z/

What are the degrees of voicing?

• Intensity & Approximants

• Intensity & Duration

• Degrees & Duration

• Voicing & Degrees

What is a diphthong

• Diphthong is a consonant produced by

  forcing air through a narrow channel made

  by placing two articulators close together.

• Diphthong is a consonant in the sound made by

  completely blocking the flow of air and then releasing it.

• Diphthong is a vowel sound in which in

  tongue changes position to produce in the

  sound of two vowels.

• Diphthong is a sound that is produced by

  bringing one articulator in the vocal tract close to

  another without, however, causing audible friction.

Which one is the correct way to produce back vowels?

• Back vowels are produced when the back of the mouth is in the back of the tongue.

• Back vowels are produced when the front of the tongue is in the back of the mouth.

• Back vowels are produced when the back of the tongue is in the back of the mouth.

• Back vowels are produced when the back of the tongue is in the front of the mouth.

Out of this four, which one is include in the types of diphthongs?

• Falling diphthongs

• Fricatives diphthongs

• Stopped diphtongs

• Phonetic diphtongs

English has two affricate sounds ..... & ..... sound

• 'ch' & 'j'

• 'tch' & 'cih'

• 'ch' & 'hm'

• 'j' & 'zh'

What is lateral?

• Lateral is a consonant sound that is made by releasing air past the sides of the tongue while making a block in the middle.

• Lateral is a vowel sound that is made by releasing air past the back of the tongue while making a block in the middle.

• Lateral is a consonant sound that is made by releasing air past the back of the tongue while making a stops in the tongue.

• Lateral are

  begin with

  a higher pitch or volume and

  end with a lower pitch or

  volume.

What are the concept of pronounciation?

• Pronounciation, grammar, speaking

• Stops, rhythm & stress, intonation

• Sound, gliding, intonation

• Sound, rhythm & stress, intonation

How many are the approximants in English?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4