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Worksheet time: 55mins
What is the spelling of the underlined words: "Oh my beautiful mother. She told me, "Son in life you're gonna go far,"
maɪ / fɑr
mɑi / fɑr
mɑi / far
mɑɪ / fɑr
What is the spelling of the underlined words: "Over the horizon is another bright sky. Oh, my my how beautiful,"
həˈraɪzən / bræɪt
həˈræizən / brait
həˈrɑizən / brɑɪt
həˈraɪzən / braɪt
What is the spelling for the underlined words: "He told me, "Son sometimes it may seem dark. But the absence of the light is a necessary part."
dɑrk / ˈæbsəns / ˈnɛsəˌsɛrɪ
dɑrk / ˈæbsəns / ˈnɛsəˌsɛri
dærk / ˈɑbsəns / ˈnɛsəˌsɛri /
dærk / ˈɑbsəns / ˈnɛsəˌsɛrɪ /
What is the spelling of the underlined words: "People build their barricades out of jealousy and hate"
ˈbærəˌkeɪdz / heɪt
ˈbɑrəˌkeidz / heit
ˈbærəˌkeidz / heɪt
ˈbɑrəˌkeɪdz / heɪt
What is the spelling of the underlined words: "Ah, nothing can tear us apart. Sailing on a stormy sea, we’re together you and me."
seilɪŋ / tɛr / təˈgeðər
seɪliŋ / tɛr / təˈgɛðər
seɪlɪŋ / tɛr / təˈgɛðər
seɪlɪŋ / ter / təˈgɛðər
What's the spelling of the underlined words: "We build castles with our hands, on a solid ground they stand."
‘kæsəlz/hɑndz
‘kɑsəlz/hændz
ˈkɑsəlz / hɑndz
ˈkæsəlz / hændz
What's the spelling of the underlined words: "They’re our shelter from the storm, to keep us safe and keep us warm."
ˈʃeltər / seɪf
ˈʃɛltər / seif
ˈʃɛltər / sɛɪf
ˈʃɛltər / seɪf
What's the spelling of the underlined words: "This is how it’s meant to be, we’re together you and me"
ðis / mɛnt
ðɪs / ment
ðɪs / mɛnt
ðis / ment
What's the spelling of the underlined words: "There is always a hand that you can hold on to."
ˈɔlˌweɪz / hɑnd
ˈɔlˌweɪz / hænd
ˈɔlˌweɪz / hand
ˈɔlˌwɛɪz / hænd
What's the spelling for the underlined word: "You're never alone"
ˈnəvɛr
ˈnɛvɛr
ˈnɛvər
ˈnever
Which word has this sound?
photo
white
think
Which word has this sound?
working
institution
happier
which word has this sound?
climb
sit
see
You can find this sound in...
pool
sun
put
This sound can be found in....
cut
foot
door
This sound has got the Spanish ch sound
This is the Spanish sh sound
Where can you find these sounds?
cat- bar
apple-sad
car-bath
Where can you find this sound?
call
cat
happy
Which of these words sounds differently?
Now
Know
How
Cow
Which of these words sounds differently?
Cup
Luck
Turn
Club
How many individual sounds do we have in the word "teacher"?
three
four
five
six
Which of these words has a different sound?
Cheese
Ship
Machine
Share
Which of these words has a long "o" sound?
Call
Four
Go
Rock
manner: air is stopped in the mouth and then let out with a slight explosion
affricates
explosiates
plosives
fricatives
manner: air is stopped in the mouth and then let out with friction
fricatives
affricates
nasals
lateral
manner: air is squeezed through a narrowing in the mouth with friction
affricates
plosives
fricatives
lateral
manner: air is stopped in the mouth and let out through the nose by lowering the soft palate
nasals
lateral
plosives
affricates
manner: air passes out freely over the lowered sides of the tongue
lateral
nasals
affricatives
fricatives
manner: air passes out freely trough the mouth without a stoppage, or any narrowing small enough to produce friction
lateral
approximants
nasals
fricatives
strong or weak? -> b
strong
weak
strong or weak? -> m
strong
weak
decipher: strɔŋ
storm
strong
stom
long
decipher: ˈkʌntri
clumsy
country
comfy
closely
decipher: skuːl
skull
school
cool
rule
talking about consonants, place: bilabial ?
lip to lip
lip to teeth
talking about consonants, place: labio-dental
dental
labio-dental
talking about consonants, place: dental
lip to teeth
tip of tongue to teeth
talking about consonants, place: post-alveolar
tip of tongue to teeth-ridge
tip to tongue to rear of teeth-ridge
athlete is transcribed phonetically as
/əθliːt/
aθlite/
/ˈæθliːt/
showed is transcribed phonetically as
/ʃəʊd/
ˈ/ʃɔːəd/
/ʃɔːd/
advisable is phonetically transcribed as
/ædvaɪzəb(ə)l/
/ədˈvaɪzəb(ə)l/
/ədˈvaɪzəbel/
beyond is phonetically transcribed as
/bɪˈjɒnd/
/bɪˈiɒnd/
/beˈjɒnd/
What is the ordinary script of /haʊˈevə/
whoever
hoover
however
What is the ordinary script for /ˈrəʊdsaɪd/
rodseed
rudeside
roadside
Which of the following words has the "ʌ" sound?
food
blood
cat
burn
Which of the following words has the "ɛ" sound?
bury
sure
pure
up
Which of the following words doesn't have the "ɔː" sound?
work
door
bored
walk
Which of the following words doesn't have the "ɪ" sound?
bin
pit
fine
lit
Which of the following words doesn't have the "ɜː" sound?
burn
dirt
bet
word
find the word for /ˈwʌri/
wary
worry
warning
worried
find the word for /ˈfɑːðə/
farther
further
fatter
father
maɪ gɪˈtɑːr ɪz meɪd ɒv wʊd.
(a)
aɪ kæn riːd ðiːz ˈsɪmbəlz ˈiːzɪli.
(a)
Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from that of the others.
early
my
usually
city
Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from that of the others.
always
play
have
face
Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from that of the others.
like
evening
dinner
film
Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from that of the others.
kind
ride
twice
fishing
Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from that of the others.
come
once
bicycle
centre
Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from that of the others.
did
trip
with
nice
Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from that of the others.
go
home
motorbike
holiday
Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from that of the others.
played
walked
watched
looked
Choose the word that has the underlined part pronounced differently from that of the others.
get
met
went
summer
___ ___ __l l
tall
mall
hall
wall
I can __________.
read
run
draw
write
I can ___________.
draw
write
read
sing
We ___________ together.
run
play
sing
dance
We ______________ together.
read
dance
draw
write
I sit at the beach
I sleep in my room.
I eating lunch
We running at the park.
The word " car" has _____________ sound.
3
4
1
The word " interesting" has: ______________ sounds.
8
9
10
ˈhəʊmˌwɜːk in spelling is:
homiwork
hommwork
homework
ˈpɑːti in spelling is:
party
parte
parti
aɪs in spelling is:
eyes
ice
None of the above
One of the most active articulators:
Tongue
Alveolar ridge
Palate
Which is the correct transcription for the word: American.
əˈmɛrɪkən
ɪˈmɛrɪk.n
eˈmɛrɪkən
Which is the correct transcription for the word: loopy
ˈluːpi
ˈluːpɪ
ˈluːpə
Which is the correct transcription for the word:
ɪˈmɜzɪŋ
eɪmeɪzɪŋ
əˈmeɪzɪŋ
The vowel sound /e/ is:
Between close mid and open mid - Front.
Between close mid and close - Back
When it is raised in speech, the air cannot escape.
Velum
Hard palate
Larynx
A vowel which remains constant and does not glide.
monopthong
pure vowel or monopthong
Diphthong
How many pure vowels are there in English?
13
12
11
How many diphthongs are there in English?
8
7
2
ˈæ·pə·θi in spelling is:
apathy
apethy
apathi
/rɪˈvjuː/ in spelling is:
riview
review
reviw
/tʌn/ in spelling is:
tone
tonne
tan
Choose the word with a different sound.
receipt
niece
pretty
key
Choose the word with a different sound.
hard
while
inherit
whole
Choose the word with a different sound.
meat
spell
lend
head
Choose the word with a different sound.
shy
yoyo
cycle
height
Choose the word with a different sound.
tOUr
hOUr
lOUng
prOUd
Choose the word with a different sound.
English
wOmEn
sInce
brAIn
Choose the word with a different sound.
SHort
Sure
Sugar
Summary
Choose the word with a different sound.
shY
whY
funnY
hEIghts
Choose the word with a different sound.
cArry
chArm
cAt
mAtch
Choose the word with a different sound.
pUpil
Uniform
resUlt
stUdent
Choose the word with a different sound.
AUnt
lAUgh
hEArt
Apple
Choose the word with a different sound.
waSH
finiSH
maCHine
matCH
Choose the word with a different sound.
Coin
cheQue
Cycle
Carriage
Choose the word with a different sound.
advertIse
excuSe
promiSe
loSe
Choose the word with a different sound.
compUter
nUn
lUnch
sUbject
All vowel sounds are produced with a stricture of open approximation
True
False
All vowel sounds are voiceless
True
False
In the production of a front vowel the front of the tongue is raised towards the soft palate
True
False
By raising the centre of the tongue to the part of the roof of the mouth which lies between the hard and the soft palate we can produce a central vowel.
True
False
Taking into account of the part of the tongue raised we can classify vowels sounds as front, back and central
True
False
With reference to the position of the tongue we can classify vowel sounds as rounded and unrounded.
True
False
The vowel sound in the English word can is a monophthong
True
False
The first and the second vowel sounds in the word serious are diphthong
True
False
/θ/ and /ð/ can occur in
initial, medial and final positions
only in initial and final positions i
