Test on Phonetics 1

meaningful units of a language

articulatory acoustic features of a language

human ability to speak

grammatical structure of a language

economics and business

sports

physics, biology, and other branches of linguistics

philosophy

Speech sound are spread into air in the form of sound waves

Speech sounds consist of smallest atoms

They make up electricity

Speech sound are not connected with physics

Phonetics forms the human body

Phonetics consists of organs of speech

Phonetics is not connected with biology

Phonetics is connected with biology, because speech sounds

             are formed with the help of organs of speech

Special, descriptive and historical phonetics, general    phonetics and comparative phonetics.

Active and passive phonetics

Linguistic and non – linguistic phonetics

Prosodic and non – prosodic phonetics

Psychological and pedagogical methods

Medical and biological methods

Direct observation method, linguistic method and

              experimental method

Physical and biological methods

Phonetics study medicine and phonology studies the human body.

Phonetics studies the articulation and classification of speech sounds, while phonology studies the distinctive function of speech sounds.

Phonetics studies only vowels and phonology studies only consonants of a language

Phonetics and phonology mean one and the same thing

I.A. Baudouin de Courtenay

L.V. Sherba

N.S. Trubetskoy

D. Jones

L.V. Shcherba

A.A Reformatsky

L.R. Zinder

N.S. Trubetskoy

Historical and living; progressive and regressive; complete and partial.

Special and descriptive; progressive and regressive; comparative and universal

Historical and living; special and descriptive; comparative and universal

Historic and synchronic