WorksheetsФонетика
Total questions: 150
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
How many vowel sounds are there in the English language?
a)
20
b)
8
c)
5
d)
11
e)
9
2.
How many consonant sounds are there in the English language?
a)
26
b)
24
c)
23
d)
25
e)
21
3.
How many diphthongs are there in English?
a)
8
b)
12
c)
6
d)
7
e)
9
4.
Three connecting sounds:
a)
[p,t,k]
b)
[r,j,w]
c)
[t,d,h]
d)
[l, m , n]
e)
[ d, k, p]
5.
How many sounds do vowels make?
a)
20
b)
12
c)
19
d)
9
e)
17
6.
Which consonants are pronounced by aspiration due to a more energetic supply of air:
a)
w
b)
p
c)
n
d)
j
e)
g
7.
Which sound has both a hard and a soft form:
a)
u:
b)
ɜ:
c)
ə
d)
i
e)
ʊ
8.
What sound is always unstressed?
a)
u:
b)
ɜ:
c)
ə
d)
ʌ
e)
ɔ
9.
A pair of words that differ only in one speech sound is called:
a)
sound pair
b)
phonological opposition
c)
minimal set
d)
phonological union
e)
minimal pair
10.
What else are diphthongs called:
a)
consonants
b)
vowels
c)
two-vowel
d)
plosive vowels
e)
no correct answer
11.
Special signs and symbols that denote the sounds of speech are called ...
a)
punctuation
b)
specificity
c)
diphthongs
d)
articulation
e)
transcription
12.
The combination of letters mn produces the sound ...
a)
n
b)
mn
c)
m
d)
ɳ
e)
mɳ
13.
How does the letter have the sound [kw]?
a)
K
b)
W
c)
Q
d)
C
e)
KW
14.
How many sounds do vowels make?
a)
20
b)
19
c)
12
d)
23
e)
21
15.
Count the [ ʃ ] sounds in sentence: “English Shoppers Short of Cash”.
a)
6
b)
3
c)
5
d)
7
e)
4
16.
Give one word in line below, the underlined letter is pronounced [ ʃ ].
a)
mechanic
b)
teacher
c)
chef
d)
Chad
e)
chafe
17.
Give the word which is pronounced [u:].
a)
fool
b)
full
c)
look
d)
pull
e)
foot
18.
To make the sound [ s ], your tongue should be _____________.
a)
retracted
b)
backward
c)
forward
d)
up
e)
down
19.
Count the [ ʃ ] sounds in sentence: “Ambitious Scottish receptionist shoots boss”.
a)
3
b)
5
c)
7
d)
6
e)
4
20.
To make the sound ________ make your lips very round and hard. Make the sound long.
a)
[u:]
b)
[u]
c)
[e]
d)
[a]
e)
[ʊ]
21.
To make the sound [ ], smile and open your mouth a little. [ ] is long sound.
a)
[ɔ:]
b)
[a:]
c)
[u:]
d)
[i]
e)
[i:]
22.
The letter “C” is pronounced before these letters “i”, “e”, “y”…
a)
s
b)
k
c)
c
d)
z
e)
all the answers are correct
23.
How do you pronounce “g” in the word “message”?
a)
[g]
b)
[dƷ]
c)
[j]
d)
[k]
e)
silent sound
24.
How many syllables are there in word “fortune”?
a)
2
b)
1
c)
3
d)
4
e)
5
25.
How many syllables are there in word “chocolate”?
a)
3
b)
2
c)
1
d)
4
e)
5
26.
How many syllables are there in word “comfortable”?
a)
2
b)
1
c)
4
d)
5
e)
3
27.
How many syllables are there in word “secretary”?
a)
2
b)
4
c)
3
d)
1
e)
5
28.
How many syllables are there in word “different”?
a)
2
b)
1
c)
3
d)
4
e)
5
29.
How many syllables are there in word “interesting”?
a)
1
b)
2
c)
4
d)
3
e)
5
30.
Is the “r” pronounced in the word “bear”?
a)
no
b)
yes
c)
sometimes
d)
usually
e)
in the southern part of England
31.
Give the diphthong symbol [au] below, according to the sound of the underlined letters.
a)
house
b)
buy
c)
oval
d)
repair
e)
note
32.
Give the diphthong symbol [əʊ] below, according to the sound of the underlined letters.
a)
house
b)
vow
c)
coin
d)
note
e)
joke
33.
Give the diphthong symbol [iə] below, according to the sound of the underlined letters.
a)
ear
b)
eight
c)
eagle
d)
eye
e)
out
34.
Give the diphthong symbol [ei] below, according to the sound of the underlined letters.
a)
bathe
b)
chair
c)
choice
d)
noise
e)
dice
35.
Give the diphthong symbol [eə] below, according to the sound of the underlined letters.
a)
near
b)
beer
c)
year
d)
they
e)
where
36.
Give the word which is pronounced [ʊ].
a)
pull
b)
two
c)
shoe
d)
rule
e)
food
37.
Give the word which is pronounced [ǽ].
a)
heart
b)
lamb
c)
arm
d)
aeroplane
e)
cup
38.
Give the word which is pronounced [i:].
a)
sit
b)
grin
c)
fish
d)
insect
e)
seat
39.
Give the word which is pronounced [ i ].
a)
seat
b)
fish
c)
tree
d)
eagle
e)
green
40.
Give the word which is pronounced [a:].
a)
love
b)
cup
c)
heart
d)
money
e)
umbrella
41.
Which word does not rhyme with the others? Car, star, far, war, bar.
a)
car
b)
star
c)
far
d)
war
e)
bar
42.
Which word does not rhyme with the others? Slow, cow, go, know, flow.
a)
slow
b)
cow
c)
go
d)
know
e)
flow
43.
Which word does not rhyme with the others? Nose, grows, does, goes, jokes.
a)
nose
b)
grows
c)
does
d)
goes
e)
jokes
44.
Which word does not rhyme with the others? Clear, near, bear, hear, fear.
a)
clear
b)
near
c)
bear
d)
hear
e)
fear
45.
Which word does not rhyme with the others? Really, early, nearly, clearly, dearly.
a)
really
b)
early
c)
nearly
d)
clearly
e)
dearly
46.
Which word does not rhyme with the others? Close, choose, lose, shoes, goose.
a)
close
b)
choose
c)
lose
d)
shoes
e)
goose
47.
Which word does not rhyme with the others? Above, glove, love, move,
a)
above
b)
glove
c)
love
d)
move
e)
dove
48.
Choose the word which does not contain the consonant sound [n]:
a)
nose
b)
knee
c)
finger
d)
hand
e)
knife
49.
Choose the word which does not contain the consonant sound [ɳ]:
a)
signs
b)
sings
c)
pink
d)
angry
e)
drink
50.
Choose the word which does not contain the consonant sound [m]:
a)
comb
b)
summer
c)
climb
d)
kind
e)
lamb
51.
Chose the word with the different vowel sound:
a)
foot
b)
look
c)
blood
d)
push
e)
book
52.
Chose the word with the different vowel sound:
a)
rude
b)
luck
c)
run
d)
but
e)
fun
53.
Chose the word with the different vowel sound:
a)
good
b)
could
c)
would
d)
shoulder
e)
should
54.
Which word has a different number of syllables from the others?
a)
fourteen
b)
chicken
c)
chocolate
d)
afternoon
e)
different
55.
Which word has a different number of syllables from the others?
a)
school
b)
texts
c)
over
d)
sports
e)
likes
56.
Which word has a different number of syllables from the others?
a)
supermarket
b)
waterfall
c)
holiday
d)
hairdresser
e)
hamburger
57.
Which word has a different number of syllables from the others?
a)
snakes
b)
washes
c)
talks
d)
wants
e)
likes
58.
Choose the word if one of the consonant letters is not pronounced:
a)
recipe
b)
repeat
c)
receipt
d)
rope
e)
rebel
59.
Choose the word if one of the consonant letters is not pronounced:
a)
cold
b)
calm
c)
fold
d)
film
e)
help
60.
Choose the word if one of the consonant letters is not pronounced:
a)
lamb
b)
label
c)
cable
d)
cab
e)
numb
61.
Give one word in line below, the underlined letter is pronounced [ ʃ ].
a)
chef
b)
children
c)
mechanic
d)
teacher
e)
church
62.
Give the word which is pronounced [u:].
a)
А look
b)
flower
c)
full
d)
soul
e)
fool
63.
Count the [ ʃ ] sounds in sentence: “Ambitious Scottish receptionist shoots boss”.
a)
4
b)
5
c)
6
d)
3
e)
2
64.
To make the sound ________ make your lips very round and hard. Make the sound long.
a)
[u:]
b)
[u]
c)
[ɔ]
d)
[e]
e)
[d]
65.
To make the sound [ ], smile and open your mouth a little. [ ] is long sound.
a)
[i:]
b)
[u:]
c)
[a:]
d)
[i]
e)
[d]
66.
The letter “C” is pronounced before these letters “i”, “e”, “y”…
a)
[z]
b)
[c]
c)
[k]
d)
[s]
e)
[v]
67.
How do you pronounce “g” in the word “message”?
a)
[ʤ]
b)
[g]
c)
[k]
d)
[h]
e)
[kg]
68.
How many syllables are there in word “fortune”?
a)
2
b)
3
c)
1
d)
4
e)
5
69.
Give the diphthong symbol [au] below, according to the sound of the underlined letters.
a)
house
b)
buy
c)
repair
d)
only
e)
little
70.
Circle the correct phonetic transcription of the word “nowhere”:
a)
[nəuwiə]
b)
[nəuweə]
c)
[nəuwei]
d)
[nauweə]
e)
[nouwea]
71.
What is the intonation of WH-questions?
a)
falling tone
b)
rising tone
c)
rising and falling
d)
no intonation
e)
fall-rise
72.
What is the difference between [i:],[a:],[u:] and [i], [a], [u]?
a)
[I:], [a:], [u:] are long vowels
b)
[I:], [a:], [u:] are short vowels
c)
[I:], [a:], [u:] are consonants
d)
[i], [a], [u] are long vowels
e)
[i], [a], [u] are consonants
73.
Circle the symbol that matches the sound of underlined letter: “apples”
a)
[æ]
b)
[ ə]
c)
[ei]
d)
[e]
e)
[i]
74.
The letter ‘n’ is pronounced [η] when the following sound is…
a)
[g]
b)
[k]
c)
[h]
d)
[∫]
e)
[s]
75.
Circle the correct phonetic transcription of ‘jeans’.
a)
[ji:nz]
b)
[jens]
c)
[jins]
d)
[d Зi:ns]
e)
[gins]
76.
The letters ‘th’ can be pronounced…
a)
[s]
b)
[t,d]
c)
[t∫,∫]
d)
[∫,З]
e)
[θ,ð]
77.
Choose the correct word for phonetic transcription [bɑ:θ]
a)
bath
b)
birth
c)
bathe
d)
bass
e)
breath
78.
Choose the word with the same vowel as in the word “law”
a)
mourn
b)
moon
c)
mine
d)
moan
e)
mike
79.
Choose the word with the sound /Ɵ/ at the beginning
a)
thousand
b)
worthy
c)
breath
d)
smile
e)
shark
80.
Choose the word with the same vowel sound as in the word “breath”
a)
egg
b)
Chick
c)
sheep
d)
breathe
e)
mice
81.
Choose function word
a)
in
b)
coffee
c)
computer
d)
egg
e)
milk
82.
Choose the correct phonetic transcription for the word “glove”
a)
[glʌv]
b)
[glɒv]
c)
[glæv]
d)
[glu:v]
e)
[glew]
83.
Choose the correct word for phonetic transcription [fʊl]
a)
full
b)
fool
c)
foal
d)
feel
e)
few
84.
Choose the correct phonetic transcription for the word “carve”
a)
[kav]
b)
[kʌv]
c)
[kɑ:v]
d)
[kæv]
e)
[kov]
85.
Choose the word with diphthong
a)
great
b)
heat
c)
veal
d)
bread
e)
get
86.
Identify word that contains sound /ə/
a)
diver
b)
wet
c)
wait
d)
get
e)
sell
87.
Identify the word that contains sound: /j/
a)
Dive
b)
join
c)
Jack
d)
Sell
e)
Educate
88.
Identify the word that contains the same sound as in the word “wood”.
a)
pull
b)
cake
c)
think
d)
dive
e)
hide
89.
Choose the word with the sound [e]
a)
green
b)
heard
c)
had
d)
hid
e)
ate
90.
Choose the word with long vowel sound
a)
card
b)
box
c)
cod
d)
dead
e)
cake
91.
Choose the right phonetic transcription for the word: channel
a)
['tʃænl]
b)
[tʃə'nel]
c)
['tʃeInl]
d)
['tʃəInl]
e)
[`chanel]
92.
What is an intonation?
a)
a complex unity of variations in pitch, stress, tempo and timbre
b)
is the changes in the pitch of the voice in connected speech.
c)
is the greater prominence of one or more words among other words in the same sentence.
d)
is the relative speed with which sentences and intonationgroups are pronounced in connected speech
e)
is a special colouring of voice which shows the speaker’s emotions, i. e. pleasure, displeasure, sorrow, etc
93.
What is the pitch component?
a)
is the changes in the pitch of the voice in connected speech.
b)
a complex unity of variations in pitch, stress, tempo and timbre
c)
is the greater prominence of one or more words among other words in the same sentence.
d)
is the relative speed with which sentences and intonationgroups are pronounced in connected speech
e)
is a special colouring of voice which shows the speaker’s emotions, i. e. pleasure, displeasure, sorrow, etc
94.
What is sentence stress?
a)
is the changes in the pitch of the voice in connected speech.
b)
a complex unity of variations in pitch, stress, tempo and timbre
c)
is the greater prominence of one or more words among other words in the same sentence.
d)
is the relative speed with which sentences and intonationgroups are pronounced in connected speech
e)
is a special colouring of voice which shows the speaker’s emotions, i. e. pleasure, displeasure, sorrow, etc
95.
What is tempo?
a)
is the relative speed with which sentences and intonation groups are pronounced in connected speech
b)
a complex unity of variations in pitch, stress, tempo and timbre
c)
is the changes in the pitch of the voice in connected speech.
d)
is the greater prominence of one or more words among other words in the same sentence.
e)
is a special colouring of voice which shows the speaker’s emotions, i. e. pleasure, displeasure, sorrow, etc
96.
What is speech timbre?
a)
is a special colouring of voice which shows the speaker’s emotions, i. e. pleasure, displeasure, sorrow, etc
b)
a complex unity of variations in pitch, stress, tempo and timbre
c)
is the changes in the pitch of the voice in connected speech.
d)
is the greater prominence of one or more words among other words in the same sentence.
e)
is the relative speed with which sentences and intonationgroups are pronounced in connected speech
97.
What are the parts of intonation?
a)
Nucleus, Tail
b)
Pre-head, Tail
c)
Head, nucleus
d)
Pre-head, Head, Nucleus, tail
e)
Tail, tempo
98.
What is pre-head?
a)
includes unstressed and half stressed syllables preceding the first stressed syllable
b)
includes the stressed and unstressed syllables beginning with the first stressed syllable up to the last stressed syllable
c)
The last stressed syllable
d)
The unstressed and half stressed syllables that follow the nucleus are called
e)
is the most important part of the intonation pattern as it defines the communicative type of the sentence, determines the semantic value of the intonation group, indicates the communicative center of the intonation group or of the whole sentence.
99.
What is head?
a)
includes the stressed and unstressed syllables beginning with the first stressed syllable up to the last stressed syllable
b)
includes unstressed and half stressed syllables preceding the first stressed syllable
c)
The last stressed syllable
d)
The unstressed and half stressed syllables that follow the nucleus are called
e)
is the most important part of the intonation pattern as it defines the communicative type of the sentence, determines the semantic value of the intonation group, indicates the communicative center of the intonation group or of the whole sentence.
100.
What is nucleus?
a)
is the most important part of the intonation pattern as it defines the communicative type of the sentence, determines the semantic value of the intonation group, indicates the communicative center of the intonation group or of the whole sentence.
b)
includes unstressed and half stressed syllables preceding the first stressed syllable
c)
includes the stressed and unstressed syllables beginning with the first stressed syllable up to the last stressed syllable
d)
The last stressed syllable
e)
The unstressed and half stressed syllables that follow the nucleus are called
101.
If the nucleus is shifted from the last notional word to some other word of the intonation group the sentence stress is called
a)
logical
b)
syntagmatic
c)
syntactic
d)
rhythmic
e)
word stress
102.
What is tail?
a)
The unstressed and half stressed syllables that follow the nucleus
b)
is the most important part of the intonation pattern as it defines the communicative type of the sentence, determines the semantic value of the intonation group, indicates the communicative center of the intonation group or of the whole sentence.
c)
includes unstressed and half stressed syllables preceding the first stressed syllable
d)
includes the stressed and unstressed syllables beginning with the first stressed syllable up to the last stressed syllable
e)
The last stressed syllable
103.
How many letters are there in English language?
a)
26
b)
32
c)
17
d)
24
e)
12
104.
How many consonant sounds do we have in English?
a)
24
b)
22
c)
21
d)
12
e)
16
105.
Simple statements, information questions, and imperative sentences use this type of intonation
a)
Falling intonation
b)
Falling-rising intonation
c)
Rising intonation
d)
Rising-falling intonation
e)
low-rising tone
106.
General questions, imperative sentences with request use this type of intonation.
a)
Rising intonation
b)
Falling intonation
c)
Falling-rising intonation
d)
Low-falling tone
e)
Rising-falling intonation
107.
The intonation used at the end of questions that should be answered fully.
a)
Falling intonation
b)
Rising intonation
c)
Falling-rising intonation
d)
Low-falling tone
e)
Rising-falling intonation
108.
'You're a teacher, aren't you? is an example of which intonation type.
a)
Rising intonation
b)
Falling intonation
c)
Falling-rising intonation
d)
Low-falling tone
e)
Rising-falling intonation
109.
The intonation is used to express
a)
all answers are correct
b)
Surprise
c)
Anger
d)
Excitement
e)
strong feelings
110.
Which words in a sentence are usually stressed?
a)
Content words
b)
Function words
c)
Prepositions
d)
Conjunctions
e)
Auxiliary verbs
111.
Which words carry little meaning but make a sentence grammatically correct?
a)
Function words
b)
Content words
c)
Prepositions
d)
Conjunctions
e)
Auxiliary verbs
112.
Which are NOT usually stressed?
a)
Prepositions
b)
Nouns
c)
Main verbs
d)
Adjectives
e)
Adverbs
113.
It is the relative softness or loudness with which a syllable is spoken.
a)
Stress
b)
Intonation
c)
Tempo
d)
Pause
e)
Rhythm
114.
In the sentence 'I like my job', which word is stressed to mean, what gave you that idea?
a)
Job
b)
I
c)
Like
d)
My
e)
All words are stressed
115.
In the sentence 'I like my job', which word is stressed to mean, I don't know about you, but I do.
a)
My
b)
I
c)
Like
d)
Job
e)
All words are stressed
116.
In the sentence 'I like my job', which word is stressed to mean, I didn't say I didn't like it.
a)
Like
b)
I
c)
My
d)
Job
e)
All words are stressed
117.
In the sentence 'I like my job', this word is stressed to mean, you may not like yours but I like mine.
a)
I
b)
Like
c)
My
d)
Job
e)
All words are stressed
118.
What is an example of content word?
a)
Green
b)
My
c)
To be
d)
This
e)
Don’t
119.
What is an example of function word?
a)
My
b)
Green
c)
Yellow
d)
teacher
e)
test
120.
What are homophones?
a)
Words which sound the same but written differently
b)
Words which written the same but sound differently
c)
Words which have opposite meaning
d)
Words which have the same meaning
e)
Words which are usually stressed
121.
How many types of syllables are there in English?
a)
4
b)
2
c)
1
d)
3
e)
5
122.
What is pitch range?
a)
The interval between two different pitch levels
b)
The unstressed and half stressed syllables that follow the nucleus
c)
is the most important part of the intonation pattern as it defines the communicative type of the sentence, determines the semantic value of the intonation group, indicates the communicative center of the intonation group or of the whole sentence.
d)
includes unstressed and half stressed syllables preceding the first stressed syllable
e)
includes the stressed and unstressed syllables beginning with the first stressed syllable up to the last stressed syllable
123.
Special signs and symbols denoting the spoken sounds of speech are called ...
a)
Transcription
b)
Translation
c)
Diphthong
d)
Syllable
e)
Consonant
124.
Choose the correct transcription of the word Cloud
a)
[ klaud ]
b)
[ claut ]
c)
[ kluat ]
d)
[ klaut ]
e)
[ klat ]
125.
A gradual decrease in the tone of the voice on stressed syllables, called ...
a)
Falling tone
b)
Rising tone
c)
Falling-rising tone
d)
Midlevel
e)
Rising-falling tone
126.
Due to the inability to pronounce long sentences in one breath, they are divided into parts, which are called ...
a)
semantic segments
b)
semantic paragraphs
c)
semantic pause
d)
semantic respite
e)
semantic parts
127.
Which letter has a sound /kw/
a)
Q
b)
K
c)
W
d)
None of the answers are correct
e)
All the answers are correct
128.
Determine the correct transcription of the word: bluff
a)
/blʌf/
b)
/blef/
c)
/blɑ:f/
d)
/blu:f/
e)
/blɑf/
129.
In English, the elements of syllable formation do not include:
a)
Consonants
b)
Vowels
c)
Syllables
d)
Nucleus
e)
Tail
130.
Vibration of the vocal cords occurs when pronouncing
a)
Vowels and voiced consonants
b)
Diphthongs
c)
Consonants
d)
Monophthongs
e)
Syllables
131.
The second type of the syllable is
a)
Closed syllable
b)
Open syllable
c)
Partially open
d)
Partially closed
e)
All the answers are correct
132.
The selection of one syllable in a word, which serves to combine this word by subordinating the unstressed syllable to the stressed syllable, is called
a)
Word stress
b)
Sentence stress
c)
Pausation
d)
Affrication
e)
Syllabic division
133.
Vowel sounds in the language
a)
formed only with the help of voice
b)
formed only with the help of the syllables
c)
formed with the help of the diphthongs
d)
formed with the help of the lungs
e)
formed with the help of the tongue
134.
The dialect is called:
a)
a certain variety of a given language, common among a certain number of people
b)
a degree of prominence of some words within the sentence
c)
a certain language
d)
the main language
e)
the common language
135.
The main function of intonation is
a)
Communicative
b)
Stylistic
c)
Accentual
d)
Attitudinal
e)
Discourse
136.
The first type of the syllable
a)
Open
b)
Closed
c)
Partially closed
d)
Partially open
e)
All answers are correct
137.
According to the place of formation, all consonants are divided into:
a)
labial and lingual
b)
labial and dental
c)
dental
d)
Labio-dental
e)
All the answers are correct
138.
What is the larynx?
a)
Voice Box
b)
Tongue
c)
Lips
d)
Teeth
e)
Soft Palate
139.
How many parts is the tongue divided into?
a)
4
b)
5
c)
2
d)
3
e)
6
140.
The sounds which are produced with the nose are called…
a)
Nasal Sounds
b)
Tongue sounds
c)
Lip Sounds
d)
Rounded
e)
Unrounded
141.
What does the power mechanism include?
a)
Lungs
b)
Vocal cords
c)
Tongue
d)
Lips
e)
Teeth
142.
What is assimilation?
a)
Process of influencing of one sound upon the other
b)
Process when active organs move
c)
Process when sounds which are made with the tongue touching the teeth
d)
Production of vowel sounds
e)
Production of consonants
143.
What are homographs?
a)
Words which are pronounced differently but spelt exactly the same
b)
Words which sound the same but written differently
c)
Words which have opposite meaning
d)
Words which have the same meaning
e)
Words which are usually stressed
144.
What is polysyllable word?
a)
A word which contain more than one syllable
b)
Words which sound the same but written differently
c)
Words which have opposite meaning
d)
Words which have the same meaning
e)
Words which are usually stressed
145.
What is accent?
a)
Several ways in which the language can be pronounced
b)
Variation in grammar and vocabulary
c)
Words which have opposite meaning
d)
Words which have the same meaning
e)
Words which are usually stressed
146.
What is dialect?
a)
Variation in grammar and vocabulary
b)
Several ways in which the language can be pronounced
c)
Words which have opposite meaning
d)
Words which have the same meaning
e)
Words which are usually stressed
147.
What is pitch level?
a)
A certain relative height within the speaker’s voice range
b)
The interval between two different pitch levels
c)
Variations in the height of the voice during speech
d)
a special colouring of the voice
e)
speed of the speech
148.
What is temporal pause?
a)
The boundaries of an intonation pattern maid by stops of phonation
b)
Cooperation of different prosodic elements
c)
Keeping the vocal cords at a constant tension
d)
Varying the tension of the vocal cords
e)
The last tone of an intonation
149.
What is the terminal tone?
a)
The last tone of an intonation group and serves as it boundary marker
b)
Cooperation of different prosodic elements
c)
Keeping the vocal cords at a constant tension
d)
Varying the tension of the vocal cords
e)
The last tone of an intonation
150.
What is phoneme?
a)
Minimal unit of the word
b)
Minimal unit of the syllable
c)
Minimal unit of the utterance
d)
Minimal unit of the sentence
e)
All the answers are correct
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