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WorksheetsÔN BÀI TẬP NHÓM [ĐÃ LÀM]
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 52mins
The different parts of the vocal tract are called___
Oral cavities
Speech organ
Articulators
Vocal cords
What is the phonetic symbol for the last sound in each of the word 'phonetic'?
/c/
/z/
/s/
/k/
Acoustic phonetics is the study of…
How the vocal tract produces the sounds of language
How listeners perceive the sounds
The physical properties of sounds
None of the above
Which is NOT an organ of oral cavity?
Pharynx
Uvula
Teeth
Tongue
What is the phonetic symbol for the first sound in the word 'knot'?
/c/
/n/
/kh/
/k/
_____________is the science study of linguistic speech sounds in general
Morphology
Syntax
Phonetics
Phonology
The ____________is the oral & nasal cavities, together with the vocal cords, glottis and pharynx, all of which may be involved in the production of speech sounds
Articulators
Speech organ
Vocal tract
Oral cavities
(a) is the structure of muscles and cartilage in the throat that contains the vocal cords and the glottis and often called 'voiced box'
(a) are two muscles stretching horizontally across the larynx, attached to cartilage at either end that controls their movement.
IPA stands for___________
International Phonology Association
International Phonetic Alphabet
International Phonetics Association
International Phonology Alphabet
The non-nasal stops, the fricatives, and the affricates form a major class of sounds are obstruents.
F
T
Nasal stops are continuants
F
T
What is a complete description of the consonant sound represented by the symbol /tf/?
Voiced alveolopalatal affricate
Voiceless alveolopalatal affricate
Voiced velar stop
Voiceless alveolopalatal fricative
Phonemes are mental representations of sounds.
concrete
realized
predictable
abstract
What is the phonetic symbol representing the consonant sound described as aspirated voiceless bilabial stop?
/f/
/m/
/p/
/d/
Which one is correct?
a. mìllionáire
b. míllionaire
c. millionáire
d. millíonaire
Allophone is a(n)…………………… phonetic realization of phoneme.
(a)
A minimal pair is two words with different meanings that are …………….. except for one sound segment that occurs in the same place in each word.
(a)
Which is NOT an element of a syllable?
a. the onset
b. the nucleus
c. the rhyme
d. the rhythm
A particular realization (pronunciation) of phoneme is called a……………..
(a)
Phoneme is the smallest unit of speech sound that distinguishes…………….. from another.
(a)
Phonology is the study of how speech sounds to (a)
The duration (lenghth), pitch or loudness of speech sounds is called…..
(a)
Which one is NOT a phonemic rule?
a. aspiration
b. nasalization
c. length
d. voicing
The function of the phonological rules in a grammar is to provide the necessary for the pronunciation of utterances.
d. phonetic information
c. phonemic information
b. derivation
a. output
The insertion of one or more phones in a word is called
a. synthesis
c. parenthesis
b. epenthesis
d. antithesis
When two neighboring (usually adjacent) sounds become more like one another in respect to one or more phonetic feature, this is called…………….
(a)
"General" pronounced as "genral" is an example of………………….. rules.
(a)
The phonetic symbol for the weak syllable in "affricate" is……../ə/
(a)
Vowels have no allophones
T
F
[t] and [t] are the allophones of phoneme /t/
T
F
What is the phonetic symbol representing the vowel sound described as lower mid back monophthong?
/i/
/ʊ/
/ɔ/
/ae/
Tone and done are minimal pair.
T
F
When two close or adjacent sounds become less alike with respect to some property, this is called (a)
(a) is the science study of linguistic speech sounds in general
Vowels are produced without restriction of airflow from the lungs through the mouth and/or nose
T
F
The non-nasal stops, the fricatives, and the affricates form a major class of sounds are obstruents.
T
F
The situation in which phones never occur in the same phonetic environment is called
complementary distribution
allophone
phonetic transcription
parallel distribution
Choose the lax vowel
/e/
/u:/
/aʊ/
/a/
The phonetic symbol for the vowel sound in the following word “threat” is
(a)
Consonants are made by producing an obstruction to the flow of air at some point in the vocal tract, and when we classify consonants one of the most important things to establish is the place where this obstruction is made; this is known as the
(a)
"geese" has 2 morphemes (GOOSE}+{pl}.
T
F
"relationship" consists of 2 morphs relation/ship.
T
F
A meaningful word part that can come before or after a root word is called
a. prefix
b. suffix
c. predicate
d. affix
A suffix will never appear at the end of a word
T
F
A derivational morpheme
a. Makes an old word from new ones
c. Does not change the part of speech or the basic meaning of a word.
b. Makes a new word from old ones
d. Does not occur "inside" any inflectional affixes
6. In morphological analysis, words are analyzed into ..following formal divisions.
a. morphs
b. morphemes
c. phones
d. morphology
Sounds produced with velum down, allowing the air to escape through both the nose and the mouth are
(a)
Morphology is the study of the (a) of words.
Morpheme is the (a) of linguistic meaning or function.
Morph is a (a) of a morpheme or the actual segment of a word.
In morphemic analysis, words are analyzed into morphemes, recognizing the (a) units of meaning present.
