Mastering English Pronunciation

What is the correct pronunciation of the vowel sound in 'cat'?

• /e/

• /ɪ/

• /ɑ:/

• /æ/

Identify the stressed syllable in the word 'photograph'.

• to

• photo

• pho

• graph

How do you articulate the consonant sound in 'think'?

• The consonant sound in 'think' is a voiced bilabial plosive.

• The consonant sound in 'think' is articulated as a voiceless dental fricative followed by a nasal sound.

• The consonant sound in 'think' is a voiced dental fricative.

• The consonant sound in 'think' is a voiceless velar stop.

Divide the word 'unbelievable' into syllables.

• un-be-liev-a-ble-

• un-be-liev-able

• un-be-lie-va-ble

• un-be-liev-a-ble

Transcribe the word 'school' phonetically.

• /shool/

• /skuːl/

• /scho͞ol/

• /skool/

Listen to the word 'record' and identify if the stress is on the first or second syllable.

• No stress

• First syllable

• Second syllable

• Equal stress on both syllables

What is the correct pronunciation of the vowel sound in 'meet'?

• /ɪ/

• /eɪ/

• /iː/

• /aʊ/

Identify the intonation pattern in the question 'Are you coming?'.

• Falling intonation at the end.

• Flat intonation throughout the question.

• Rising intonation at the end.

• Rising intonation at the beginning.

How do you articulate the consonant sound in 'judge'?

• The consonant sound in 'judge' is articulated as a voiced alveolar fricative.

• The consonant sound in 'judge' is articulated as a voiced postalveolar affricate, represented phonetically as /dʒ/.

• The consonant sound in 'judge' is a voiceless bilabial plosive.

• The consonant sound in 'judge' is represented phonetically as /tʃ/.

Divide the word 'extraordinary' into syllables.

• ex-tra-or-di-na-ry

• extra-ordinary

• ex-tra-or-di-nary-ly

• ex-tra-or-di-nary