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Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is IPA stand for?
International Phonetic Alphabet
Vowel
Sound
Schwa
The science of speech sounds, speech deserves to be better understood.
Acoustic
Phonetics
Perceptual phonetic
auditory
What are the Active Articulators?
Lower lip and the tongue
Soft palate
What are the Passive Articulators?
Upper lips, Upper teeth, the alveolar ridge, hard palate, the soft palate and pharynx
Voice, pharynx
What are the passive articulator again?
(a)
Most speech sounds, and all normal English sounds, are made with egreesive lung air.
Egressive Pulmonic Consonantal Sound
Egressive
Lung
The smallest constrastive linguistic unit which may bring about a change of meaning.
Phoneme
Pharynx
Voice box
Vocal tract, and in order to learn how the sounds of speech are produced it is necessary to become familiar with the different parts of the vocal tract.
IPA
Articulators
Air
What are the seven speech organs/articulators
(a)
We produce voicing with intensity for shouting.
Variations in intensity
Variation in Frequency
Variation in Quality
If the vocal folds vibrate rapidly, the voicing is at a high frequency .
Variation in intensity
Variation in frequency
Variation in Quality
We can produce different-sounding voice qualities, such as those we might call harsh.
Variation in intensity
Variation in Frequency
Variation in Quality
Refer to the opening between the vocal folds.
Glottis
Sound
Vibration
Larynx = voice box
True
False
What is two organ vowel?
Tongue and Lips
Sound and glottis
Air and tongue
Bilabial, Labio-dental, Dental, Alveolar, Palato-alveolar, Palatal, Velar, Glottal
Voicing
Place of articulation
Manner of articulation
Which of the following is pronounced with a dipthong in RP?
Weep
Wipe
Walk
Work
Which of the following consists of two phonemes?
Chat
Free
Low
East
The consonant sounds that is made with a narrow opening between the articulators are known as_______ sounds.
Plosive
Affricate
Fricative
Approximant
Which of the following words is pronounced with a triphthong in RP?
Tower
Snow
There
Oak
Which of the following is true about the schwa?
The second vowel of triphtongs.
The first vowel of dipthongs.
The vowel in the close front area.
The most frequently occurring vowel in
English
1.) The vowel in 'sheer' /--/ and 'sure'/--/- are closing diphthongs.
(a)
2.) The vowels in 'power' 'hour' and 'flower' are pronounced as /aua/.
(a)
3.) The structure of the larynx is made of thyroid and cricoid cartilages.
(a)
4.) The vocal folds vibrate for all vowel sounds.
(a)
5.) The vocal folds are the two thick flaps of muscle in the larynx.
(a)
6.) The larynx is the tube that begins above the larynx and ends at the mouth and nostrils.
(a)
7.) A pure vowel is a sound that consists of a movement or glide from one vowel to another.
(a)
8.) The larynx is the voice box
(a)
