Vowel & Consonant Pronunciation--Test Version

How is the Spanish u pronounced?

• like the u in the English word up

• lilke the u in the English word June

• like the u in the English word busy

In the Spanish letter combination qu . . .

• the q is silent and the u sounds like the u in the English word tuna.

• both the q and u are silent.

• the q sounds like the English t and the u sounds like the u in the English word cup.

• the q sounds like the English k and the u is silent.

The Spanish v sounds like . . .

• the English d.

• the English v.

• the English b.

• the English z.

When the Spanish c immediately precedes letters OTHER THAN e or i it sounds like . . .

• the English k.

• the English s.

• the g in the English word go.

• the English b.

When the Spanish y is by itself (the word and) or at the end of a word it sounds . . .

• identical to the Spanish i.

• identical to the Spanish e.

• identical to the Spanish u.

• identical to the Spanish ll.

The Spanish h . . .

• sounds like the Spanish j.

• is silent.
• sounds like the English h.

• sounds like the English w.

The Spanish ñ sounds like . . .

• the Spanish rr.

• the English ny.

• the Spanish ch.

• the English ph.

When the Spanish y is at the beginning or in the middle of a word it sounds like . . .

• the y in the English word young.

• identical to the Spanish i.

• the g in the English word go.

• the English k.

When the Spanish c immediately precedes e or i it sounds like . . .

• the English k.

• the English s.

• the English b.

• the g in the English word go.

How is the Spanish e pronounced?

• like the e in the English word equal

• like the e in the English word net

• like the e in the English word five