ÔN BÀI TẬP NHÓM [ĐÃ LÀM]

The different parts of the vocal tract are called___

• Oral cavities

• Speech organ

• Articulators

• Vocal cords

What is the phonetic symbol for the last sound in each of the word 'phonetic'?

• /c/

• /z/

• /s/

• /k/

Acoustic phonetics is the study of…

• How the vocal tract produces the sounds of language

• How listeners perceive the sounds

• The physical properties of sounds

• None of the above

Which is NOT an organ of oral cavity?

• Pharynx

• Uvula

• Teeth

• Tongue

What is the phonetic symbol for the first sound in the word 'knot'?

• /c/

• /n/

• /kh/

• /k/

_____________is the science study of linguistic speech sounds in general

• Morphology

• Syntax

• Phonetics

• Phonology

The ____________is the oral & nasal cavities, together with the vocal cords, glottis and pharynx, all of which may be involved in the production of speech sounds

• Articulators

• Speech organ

• Vocal tract

• Oral cavities

(a)   is the structure of muscles and cartilage in the throat that contains the vocal cords and the glottis and often called 'voiced box'

(a)   are two muscles stretching horizontally across the larynx, attached to cartilage at either end that controls their movement.

IPA stands for___________

• International Phonology Association

• International Phonetic Alphabet

• International Phonetics Association

• International Phonology Alphabet