PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY I. Fisrt term exam

Which organs are part of the human vocal tract?

• Lips-tongue-heart-pharynx-nose

• Hard palate-alveolar ridge-uvula-toe-cavity

• epiglottis-glottis-thumb-throat-lips-soft palate

• Upper teeth-hard palate-uvula-soft palate-glottis

What is the science that studies the speech sounds, their production, transmission, reception, their analysis, classification, and transcription.

• Phonology

• Phonetics

A voiced sound is a sound which is produced while your vocal cords vibrate.

• True

• False

When you produce a sound and your vocal cords don´t vibrate, this kind of sound is known as...

• Voiced sound

• Voiceless sound

Complete the following statement:

All vowels in English are____________

• Voiced

• Voiceless

These consonants produce ​ _________ ​​​ sounds: P, T, K, CH, and F; and these consonants M, N, R, V, W, Y, Z, produce ​______________ sounds. ​ ​ (a)   ​ (b)  

• voiceless
• voiced

According to the manner of articulation, when you pronounce the phonemes/p/ /b/ /t/ /d/ /k/ /g/, you produce a sudden burst of air. So, they are known as...​ (a)  

• Liquids
• Stops
• Fricatives
• Africates
• Nasals
• Glides

According to the place of articulation, classify the sound into the correct category.

Groups:

(a) Alveolar

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(b) Palatal

,

(c) Bilabial

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(d) Velars

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What is the meaning of the acronym IPA?

What is the correct english word for this phonetical transcription

[ˈkæt]

• Kite

• ket

• cet

• cat