ENGLISH PHONOLOGY FOR TEACHER TRAINEES

The smallest feature of Intonation is a (a)  

yes/no questions are produced with (a)   tone.

The Rhythm of English is

• syllable-timed

• stress-timed

• tonal

• non-tonal

tʃ and dʒ sounds are (a)  

The consonant p is a (a)   Plosive

The following production of "good night"
/gʊnnaɪt/
is an example of

• assimilation of place

• assimilation of voice

• assimilation of quantity

• assimilation of manner

A centre of a syllable is called a (a)  

The suffix -graphy is a perfect example of

• a stress-carrying suffix

• a stress-neutral suffix

• a stress-moving suffix

Which was the most common focus of pronunciation curriculums from B1 to C2 textbooks according to the research you read

• Connected Speech

• Segmental Phonology

• Intonation practice

• Nuclear (sentence) stress

The series of historic changes in the pronunciation of English segmental sounds that stretched from 1400s and 1600s is called the ................ .................. ....................

(a)