Quiz về Âm thanh có và không có tiếng

When should you add an airflow to the sound /t/?

• When /t/ is at the end of a word

• When /t/ follows /s/

• When /t/ begins a stressed syllable

• When /t/ is a silent sound

Which word has airflow on the sound /t/?

• stop

• peak

• mountain

• still

Where should your tongue tip touch to pronounce /t/ correctly?

• Back of the teeth

• Roof of the mouth

• Alveolar ridge

• Bottom of the mouth

Which statement is correct about the sound /d/?

• /d/ always has airflow

• /d/ and /t/ sound the same

• /d/ never has airflow

• /d/ is a silent sound in all words

What happens to the /t/ sound between two vowel sounds (for example, "city")?

• It becomes a silent sound

• It sounds like a light /d/ sound

• It remains the /t/ sound

• It completely disappears

Which example is a correct 'tap' example?

• better

• mountain

• stop

• foot

What is a stop consonant?

• Breathing through your nose

• Blocking air with your lips

• Blocking the airflow in your throat

• Using your tongue to stop the sound

Which word does not have an airflow on the sound /t/?

• toe

• top

• stop

• tail

Which sound is sometimes omitted at the end of a word?

• /m/

• /p/

• /t/ and /d/

• /k/

What does "SSBE" stand for?

• Powerful English sounds of England

• Standard Southern English

• Example of spoken sounds

• Soft English sounds