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Phonetika questoin 1

Total questions: 85

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1.

Phonetics studies

a)

The sounds, their classification and distribution

b)

The syllablic structure of words

c)

The accentual structureof words

d)

The history of phonetic

e)

The rings tones

2.

Phonetics has the following branches:

a)

Articulatory(physiological)and perceptive(audotory), acoustic, functional

b)

Logical, historical, nominal

c)

Grammatical, lexicological,stylistical

d)

Phonetical, physiological

e)

Acoustic, nonlinguistic

3.

Phonetics is connected with

a)

Grammar

b)

Geology

c)

History

d)

Stylistic

e)

Biology

4.

Phonetics is connected with through the.....

a)

System of rules of reading

b)

Through the system of rules of writing

c)

Through the system of rules of speaking

d)

Through the system of rules of talking

e)

Through the system of rules of saying

5.

Phonetics is connected with through the presence of stress...........

a)

Or accent in the right place

b)

Through the streets or accent in the wrong place

c)

Through the stress or tune

d)

Through the stress or melody

e)

Through the stress or reading

6.

Phonetics is connected with through intonation............

a)

And its components

b)

Through sounds and melody

c)

Through the stress or reading

d)

Through intonation and melody

e)

Through the stress or tune

7.

Phonetics is connected with through repetition....,.

a)

Of words, phrases and sounds

b)

Through of stress

c)

Through the sound and melody

d)

Through the stress or tune

e)

Through the system of rules

8.

Phonetics, through the system of rules of reading,is connected with

a)

Grammar

b)

Stylistics

c)

Lexicology

d)

Biology

e)

Physioloy

9.

Phonetics, through the presence of stress,is connected with

a)

Lexicology

b)

Geology

c)

History

d)

Stylistic

e)

Biology

10.

Syllable can be used

a)

Single word,a part of word of the grammatical from of word

b)

Consonants and sonorants

c)

Phrased and sentenses

d)

Stress in connected speech

e)

Stress in the isolated word

11.

Phonetics is connected with through intonation........

a)

And its components

b)

Through sounds and melody

c)

Through the stress or reading

d)

Through intanation and melody

e)

Through the stress or tune

12.

What is the ''physical" stage?

a)

The movement of the speech apparatus

b)

The opening between the vocal cords

c)

The opening between consonant cords

d)

Linguistic function of consonants

e)

Syllabic structure

13.

Phonetics is often defined.........

a)

As q branch of linguistics dealing with phonetic structure of a language

b)

The tings tones

c)

The history of phonetic

d)

The accentual structure of words

e)

The history of stylistic

14.

Stress in the isolated word is termed

a)

Word stress

b)

Is termed sentence stress

c)

Is conditioned by the pronunciation of the speaker

d)

Of the syllablic boundary makes it possible

e)

To introduce the term "juncture"

15.

What branch of phonetics does the air vibration......

a)

Acoustic phonetics

b)

Auditory phonetics

c)

Psychological phonetics

d)

Physiological phonetics

e)

Linguistic phonetics

16.

What is the"Physical" stage?

a)

The movement of the speech apparatus

b)

The opening between the vocal cords

c)

The opening between consonant cords

d)

Linguistic function of consonants

e)

Syllablic structure

17.

What does supper segmental phonetics connected speech with?

a)

Syllables, words, phrases and texts

b)

Vowel, phrases, consonants

c)

Syllables, vowels, consonants

d)

Texts, vowels, phrases

e)

Words, vowel

18.

How called the branch of phonetics?

a)

Auditory phonetics

b)

Acoustic phonetics

c)

Psychological phonetics

d)

Physiological phonetics

e)

Lenguistic phonetics

19.

What do you know about "glottis"?

a)

The opening between the vocal cord

b)

The opening between consonant cords

c)

The movement of the speech apparatus

d)

Linguistic function of consonants

e)

Syllablic structure

20.

What is the segmental phonetics is concerned?

a)

With individual sounds

b)

Is concerned with individual consonants

c)

Is concerned with individual vowels

d)

Is concerned with individual auditory

e)

Is concerned with individual acoustic

21.

What is the "acoustic" stage?

a)

The movement of the speech apparatus

b)

The opening between the vocal cords

c)

The opening between consonant cords

d)

Linguistic function of consonants

e)

Syllablic structure

22.

The right definition of segmental phonetics

a)

Is concerned with individual sounds

b)

Is concerned with individual consonants

c)

Is concerned with individual vowels

d)

Is concerned with individual auditory

e)

Is concerned with individual acoustic

23.

How do you describe segmental phonetics?

a)

Individual sounds

b)

Individual consonants

c)

Individual vowels

d)

Individual auditory

e)

Individual acoustic

24.

How many major components has phonetics?

a)

2

b)

1

c)

3

d)

4

e)

8

25.

.... phonetics is connected with individual sounds

a)

Segmental

b)

Supra segmental

c)

Linguistic

d)

Acoustic

e)

Auditory

26.

Supra segmental phonetics connected speech with....

a)

Syllables, words, phrases and texts

b)

Vowels, phrases, consonants

c)

Syllables, vowels, consonants

d)

Texts, vowels, phrases

e)

Words, vowels

27.

Mid_level tone is.....

a)

Particularly common in spontaneous speech

b)

Very characteristic of reading poetry

c)

Fixed stress and free stress

d)

Aspect of the dialectical unity which characterizes the speech continium

e)

Broken into minimal pronounceable units or sounds

28.

What the style doesn't belong to informational styles?

a)

Articulation

b)

Academic style

c)

Publistic style

d)

Declamatory style

e)

Conversational style

29.

How many kind of pause do you know?

a)

3

b)

2

c)

1

d)

5

e)

4

30.

Kind of pauses

a)

3

b)

2

c)

1

d)

5

e)

4

31.

What is the rhythm?

a)

A kind of framework of speech organization.

b)

A stylistic figure of the speech

c)

A special choice of words

d)

Normally manifest the end of the phrase

e)

May be used to separate intonation groups within a phrase

32.

Intensification is a special choice of words....

a)

To show the increase of feelings, emotions

b)

Normally manifest the end of the phrase

c)

Approximately twice as a long as the first type, are used to separate phonetic wholes

d)

Aspect of the dialectical unity which characterizes the speech continium

e)

Broken into minimal pronounceable units or sounds

33.

How many intonational style do you know?

a)

5

b)

25

c)

3

d)

2

e)

4

34.

Where is academic style used?

a)

In editional lectures scientific discussions

b)

Oratorical

c)

On the stage, on the screen, on Tv

d)

Everyday communication

e)

Lexis and grammar

35.

Where does the declamatory style use?

a)

On the stage, on the screen, on Tv

b)

In editional lectures, scientific discussions

c)

Everyday communication

d)

Lexis and grammar

e)

Oratorical

36.

What does the sociolinguistics study phonetics and?

a)

Lexis and grammar

b)

Editional lectures, scientific discussions

c)

Oratorical

d)

Articulation

e)

Everyday communication

37.

How do you understand the wor "dialect" regional pronunciation?

a)

Of terms

b)

Conversational style

c)

Educational lectures, scientific discussions

d)

Lexis and grammar metaphors

38.

What is the intonation of theory phonetics?

a)

Language universal

b)

Syllable formation

c)

Implies everyday conversation

d)

Phonological pronunciation

e)

Syllable division

39.

Informal speech....

a)

Implies everyday conversation

b)

Phonological pronunciation

c)

The principal of research work

d)

Intonation_phonetic

e)

The segmental phonetics

40.

What does syllables mean?

a)

Broken into minimal pronounceable units or sounds

b)

Implies everyday conversation

c)

Formal speech suggest dispassionate information on the part of the speakers

d)

The relation between phonemes and morphemes

e)

Practical expidience

41.

What is the informal speech?

a)

Implies everyday conversation

b)

Phonological pronunciation

c)

The principal of research work

d)

Intonation_phonetic

e)

The segmental phoneme

42.

Whom was introduced the first type of broad transcription by?

a)

D. Jones

b)

L. V. Shchebra

c)

V. A. Vassilyev

d)

J. A. Dubovskiy

e)

S. M. Gaiduchic

43.

If an allophone of some phoneme is replaced by allaphone of a different is called...

a)

Phonological pronunciation

b)

Stylistic pronunciation

c)

Stylistic pronunciation

d)

Consonants pronunciation

e)

Phonetic pronunciation

44.

Describe an informal speech

a)

Implies everyday conversation

b)

Phonological pronunciation

c)

The principal of research work

d)

Intonation_phonetic

e)

The segmental phoneme

45.

What kind of word stress do you know fixed stress and?

a)

Free stress

b)

Syllable stress

c)

Language stress

d)

Intonation stress

e)

Vowel stress

46.

Transcription is a set of symbols....

a)

Representing speech sounds

b)

The articulatory features which don't serve to distinguish meaning

c)

The articulatory features which from the invariant of the phoneme

d)

The segmental phoneme is the smallest language unit

e)

Sounds which are variants of a phoneme

47.

Informal speech is mm..

a)

Implies everyday conversation

b)

Phonological pronunciation

c)

The principal of research work

d)

Intonation_phonetic

e)

The segmental phoneme

48.

Who introduced the first type of broad transcription?

a)

D. Jones

b)

L. V. Shchebra

c)

V. A. Vassilyev

d)

J. A . Dubovskiy

e)

S. M.Gaiduchic

49.

Hesitation in English

a)

Analyzing most important characteristics of a spokean spontaneous text

b)

Pauses in reading occuring at the syntactic junctures

c)

Speaking in such a way as to invite the participation of others

d)

The speaking by one individual in such a way as to exclude the possibility of interruption by others

e)

Conversation between two persons

50.

What kind of two major components in phonetics divided in ?

a)

Segmental and supra_segmental

b)

Phonology

c)

Linguistic

d)

Acoustic

e)

Auditory

51.

How many general kinds are consonants devided in?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

1

d)

3

e)

5

52.

How do you understand the segmental phonetics?

a)

Is connected with individual sounds

b)

Is concerned with individual consonants

c)

Is concerned with individual vowels

d)

Is concerned with individual auditory

e)

Is concerned with individual acoustic

53.

Speech tember is....

a)

Special voice coloring

b)

Special talking

c)

Special monologue

d)

Special conversation

e)

Pauses in reading occrring qt the syntactic junctures

54.

What the intonational style is incorrect?

a)

Speech style

b)

Informational style

c)

Academic style

d)

Publistic style

e)

Conversational style

55.

What does the phoneme, is used to mean sound in its contrastive sense

a)

Phoneme is used in reading occrring at the syntactic junctures

b)

Phoneme, is used to mean sound in its contrastive sense

c)

Phoneme is used in speaking in such a way as to invite the participation of others

d)

Phoneme is used in peaking by one individual in such a way as to exculude the possibility of interruption

e)

Phoneme is used in conversation between two persons

56.

The narrow type serves....

a)

The purpose of research work

b)

The subsidiary of research work

c)

The principal of research work

d)

The distinctive of research work

e)

The relevant of research work

57.

With whom was introduced the first type of broad transcription?

a)

D. Jones

b)

L. V. Shchebra

c)

V. A. Vassilyev

d)

J. A. Dubovskiy

e)

S. M. Gaiduchic

58.

The broad transcription is mainly used for....

a)

Practical, expedience

b)

Phonetic expidence

c)

Phonological expedience

d)

Stylistic expidence

e)

Sounds expidence

59.

In English what is the segmental phonetics?

a)

Is concerned with individual sounds

b)

Is concerned with individual consonants

c)

Is concerned with individual vowels

d)

Is concerned with individual auditory

e)

Is concerned with individual acoustic

60.

Description of informal speech

a)

Implies everyday conversation

b)

Phonological pronunciation

c)

The principal of research work

d)

Intonation_phonetic

e)

The segmental

61.

Description of informal speech

a)

Implies everyday conversation

b)

Phonological pronunciation

c)

The principal of research work

d)

Intonation_phonetic

e)

The segmental phoneme

62.

Description of segmental phonetics?

a)

Is concerned with individual sounds

b)

Is concerned with individual consonants

c)

Is concerned with individual auditory

d)

Is concerned with individual vowels

e)

Is concerned with individual auditory

63.

Intensification is what?

a)

A special choice of words to show the increase of feelings, emotions

b)

Normally manifest the end of phrase

c)

Approximately twice as long as the first type, are used separate phonetic wholes

d)

Aspect of the dialectical unity which characterizes the speech continium

e)

Broken into minimal pronounceable units or sounds

64.

Segmental phonetics in phonetics

a)

Is concerned with individual sounds

b)

Is concerned with individual consonants

c)

Is concerned with individual vowels

d)

Is concerned with individual auditory

e)

Is concerned with individual acoustic

65.

Definition of informal speech

a)

Impies everyday conversation

b)

Phonological pronunciation

c)

The principal of research work

d)

Intonation_phonet

e)

The segmental phoneme

66.

In allophone of the phoneme is replaced by another allophone of the same phoneme it is called...

a)

Phonetic pronunciation

b)

Phonological pronunciation

c)

Stylistic pronunciation

d)

Sound pronunciation

e)

Consonants pronunciation

67.

For what the broad transcription is mainly ised?

a)

Practical expidience

b)

Phonetic expidience

c)

Phonological expidience

d)

Stylstic expidience sounds expidience

68.

What kind of types of nation do you know?

a)

Broad-phonetic, narrow-allophonic

b)

Intonation-phonetic

c)

Phonological expidience

d)

Stress-phonetic

e)

Phonetic

69.

Main use of broad transcription

a)

Practical expidience

b)

Phonetic expidience

c)

Phonological expidience

d)

Stylistic expidience

e)

Sound expidience

70.

Introducer the type of broad transcription

a)

D.Jones

b)

L. V. Shcherba

c)

V. A. Vassiliyev

d)

J. A. Dubovskiy

e)

S.M.Gaiduich

71.

What do you know about"Syntagma"?

a)

Pauses in reading occurring at the syntactic juncture

b)

Speaking in such a way as to invite the participation of others

c)

The speaking by one individual in such a way to exclude the possibility of interuption by others

d)

Analyzing most important characteristics of a spokean spontaneous text

e)

Conversational between two persons

72.

What does the branch of phonetics"phonology"?

a)

Linguistics function of consonants, vowel sound, syllablic structure, word accent

b)

The movement of the speech apparatus

c)

The opening between the vocal cords

d)

The opening between consonant cords

e)

Syllablic structure

73.

A special choice of words to show the increase of feelings, emotions is:

a)

Intensification

b)

Metaphor

c)

Rhythm

d)

Pause

e)

Syllable

74.

What does formal speech suggest?

a)

Formal speech suggests disdpasionate information on the part of the speakers

b)

The relation between phonemes and morphemes

c)

Noise consonants and sonorant

d)

The purpose of research work

e)

The subsidiary of research work

75.

Phonetics is connected with the intonational and its components and through

a)

Repetition of words, phrases and sounds

b)

Repetition of stress

c)

Repetition of sounds

d)

Repetition of dates

e)

Repetition of syllables

76.

Theories of syllable formation and syllable division. the most ancient theory states that there are

a)

As many syllables in a worf as there are vowels

b)

As many words as there are consonants

c)

As many word as there are words

d)

As many words as there are expiration pluses

e)

As many word as there are terms

77.

The expiratory theory states that there are

a)

Many syllables in a word as there are expiration pluses

b)

As many syllables in a word as there are vowels

c)

As many words as there are consonants

d)

As many consonants as there are words

e)

As meanly word as thre are expiration pluses

78.

The sonority theory states there are

a)

Many syllables in a word as there are peaks of prominence or sonority

b)

As many syllables in a word as there are expiration pluses

c)

As many syllables in a word as there are vowels

d)

As many words as there are consonants

e)

As many consonants as their arc words

79.

Syllablic is shortest segment

a)

Of speech continium

b)

The syllablic boundary

c)

The stress in connected speech

d)

The degree or force

e)

The stress in a increase of energy

80.

Syllablic constitute words and their forms

a)

Phrases and sentences

b)

Constrictive function

c)

Stress in the isolated word

d)

Phonological unit

e)

Connected speech

81.

Functional characteristics of the syllable.

The syllablic as a phonological unit performs three functions:

a)

Strictive, distintive,identificatory

b)

Words, phrases, sentences

c)

Stress, speech, melody

d)

Speech, sentences

e)

Melody, tune

82.

Stress is indicated by

a)

Placing a stress mark before the stressed syllable

b)

Differently by different authors

c)

Fixed and free

d)

Sentence stress

e)

The speaker

83.

Stress can be characterized as q

a)

Fixed and free

b)

The speaker

c)

Sentence stress

d)

Placin a stress mark before the stressed syllable

e)

Differently by differen atuthors

84.

Stress is a greater degree of prominence

a)

Which is effected mainly by pronouncing the stressed syllable

b)

Placing a stress mark before the stressed syllable

c)

Accompained by an increase of expiratory and articulatory activity

d)

As the degree of force

e)

Gives an impression of loundness

85.

H. Sweet stated that stress

a)

Is accompaning by a strong force of exhalation

b)

Is connected with the force of breath

c)

Is defined differently by different authors

d)

Is effected mainly by pronouncing the stressed syllable

e)

Is termed words stress

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