Pronunciation

The vocal cords are capable of vibrating with different frequencies when the air passes through and this vibration is called

• Voiced

• Voicing

• Voice

The following are part of phonatory system

• Lungs and trechea

• Lips and teeth

• Larynx and pharynx

The following are part of articulatery system

• Lips, teeth, tongue, root of mouth and vocal cords

• Speech

• Trechea, teeth, blade and root

One of characteristics of English vowel sound is that there is not contact of articulators when producing them

• True

• False

Beginning in the fifteenth century, this is another reason for changes in English spelling

• The Normand Conquest of English

• The great vowel shift

• The invention of the printing machine

The point which articulators are moving towards or coming in to contact with other certain organs is called

• Point of contact

• Place of articulation

• Manner of articulation

What's the great vowel shift?

• It was a sound change affecting the long vowel of English during the fifteenth to eighteenth centuries

• A conjunction

• Content words and function words

What's the combination of stop and fricative sounds ?

• Africates

• Suffix

• Prefixes

What is a voiceless sound? Example

• P

• tʃ

• ɵ

Is a process result in the product of speech sound

• Teeth

• Articulation

• Comunicative