quiz 6

What happens during vowel-to-vowel linking in connected speech?

• A. A pause is inserted between two vowels

• B. A consonant sound (like /w/, /j/, or /r/) may be inserted

• C. The vowels are deleted

• D. A glottal stop is inserted

Which of the following is an example of vowel-to-vowel linking with a /j/ glide?

• A. Go on

• B. See it

• C. Do it

• D. Law and order

Which of the following phrases demonstrates vowel-to-vowel linking with a /w/ glide?

• C. You are

• B. I am

• A. Go away

• D. He is

What is the effect of vowel-to-vowel linking on the pronunciation of connected speech?

• A. It makes speech slower

• B. It creates a smoother transition between sounds

• C. It emphasizes the vowels

• D. It eliminates the vowels

Which linking sound is typically inserted between "go on"?

• A. /j/

• B. /r/

• C. /w/

• D. No linking sound

Which linking sound appears in the phrase “I agree”?

• A. /r/

• B. /w/

• C. /j/

• D. /h/

Identify the phrase that illustrates vowel-to-vowel linking with an /r/ glide.

• B. See you

• A. Far away

• C. Go in

• D. Do it

Which linking sound is typically used in the phrase "I am"?

• C. /w/

• A. /j/

• D. No linking sound

• B. /r/

What happens in consonant-to-vowel linking in connected speech?

• A. A consonant is deleted

• B. A consonant sound is moved to the next word starting with a vowel

• C. A new vowel is inserted

• D. A glottal stop is added

Which of the following is an example of consonant-to-vowel linking?

• A. I agree

• B. Go out

• C. Pick it up

• D. Law and order