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International Phonetic Alphabet

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which word pronunciation shows the importance of the International Phonetic Alphabet?

a)

Home

b)

Dictionary

c)

Shift

d)

English

2.

Which one of these is not the function of IPA?

a)

Represent the voice of word

b)

Help you to understand the spelling of word

c)

Help you to understand a word

d)

Help you to pronounce a word correctly

3.

in which column position are voiceless letters or symbols placed?

a)

Left / Top

b)

Right / Bottom

c)

Back

d)

Front

4.

look at this IPA chart. based on this IPA chart, how do you describe the 'SH' sound in the word SHEEP?

a)

Palatal, Fricative, Voiced

b)

Dental, Fricative, Voiced

c)

Palatal, Fricative, Voiceless

d)

Alveolar, Fricative Voiceless

5.

Is the letter /z/ including voiced sound or voiceless sound?

a)

Voiced

b)

Voiceless

6.

Which of the following includes voiceless sound?

a)

/v/

b)

/z/

c)

/f/

d)

/r/

7.

Another name for the tip of the tongue is

a)

Apical

b)

Laminal

c)

Subapical

d)

Dorsal

8.

Which part of our body who radiates the sound wafe into the environment?

a)

Teeth

b)

Mouth

c)

Larynx

d)

Tongue

9.

One of the parameters to describe vowel is the high-low dimension that termed as

a)

Front-Back Dimension

b)

Close-Open Dimension

c)

Roundedness Dimension

d)

Lips Position

10.

Which are used along with the place features High and Back

a)

/u/

b)

/a/

c)

/o/

d)

/æ/

11.

Which word does not include the /ʌ/ sound?

a)

Brush

b)

Cup

c)

Push

d)

But

12.

Which word does NOT include the /ʊ/ sound?

a)

Push

b)

Book

c)

Button

d)

Took

13.

Whether or not the lips are rounded when producing the vowels called

a)

Manner of Articulation

b)

Voiced

c)

Roundedness

d)

Backness

14.

An example of unrounded vowel is

a)

/u/

b)

/o/

c)

/i/

d)

/ow/

15.

Can you name the articulatory of vowels from the word 'at'?

a)

High/Close, Central, Rounded

b)

Low/Open, Back, Unrounded

c)

Open-Mid, Front, Rounded

d)

Low/Open, Central, Unrounded