WorksheetsNN 1 Buổi 3,4
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 9mins
Sounds that are produced when air flow through the mouth is completely blocked and released through the nose are called
Glides
Plosives
Nasals
Stops
Which of the following words starts with an affricate sound?
Head
Mode
Those
Chain
A fricative and an affricate differ in…
place of articulation
nothing
pressure phase and friction phase
manner of articulation
The initial sound in "chitchat" is
palatal, affricate, voiced
alveolar, affricate, voiceless
palato-alveolar, affricate, voiceless
palatal, affricate, voiced
What is the difference between a nasal and a plosive?
The position of the tongue
The position of the velum
Voicing
Lip rounding
The sound /l/ when occurring after a vowel is called…..
Devoiced
Clear
Dark
Syllabic
…….are pronounced with the contact made between lower lip and upper teeth.
Labio-dentals
Alveolars
Bilabials
Dentals
Which of the following statements is correct? All the consonants are produced with
an extra puff of the air strongly expelled
an obstruction of the airstream (complete or partial)
no vibration of the vocal cords
vibration of the vocal cords
Which of the following phonetic variations that may happen to the lateral [ l ] in this context: ankle?
[ l ] becomes devoiced after voiced stop [ k ]
[ l ] becomes syllabic after voiced stop [ k ]
[ l ] becomes unaspirated after voiced stop [ k ]
[ l] becomes aspirated after voiced stop [ k ]
How are vowels different from consonants?
They are always nasal.
They are always voiceless.
They are spoken further back in the mouth.
They can occupy the nucleus of a syllable.
The sounds that never occurs in final position are
/w,j,h/
/m,n,l,g/
/r,w,h,k/
/h,w,j,p/
The sound /l/ when preceding a vowel is called…..
Devoiced
Clear
Dark
Syllabic
The main difference between /b/ and /m/ is……...
Manner of articulation
Voicing
Place of articulation
Length
Which of the following statements is correct? Palato- alveolar is the sound made
as a very rapidly articulated non-syllabic segment
just behind the alveolar ridge
with the identical articulation to that of the long vowel [ i: ]
with the tongue at the alveolar ridge
Which of the following statements is correct? Palatal is made
at the hard palate
at the soft area toward the rear of the roof of the mouth
at the teeth ridge
with the tongue placed against the teeth
Which of the following statements is correct? Nasal sounds are produced with
the airstream released through the oral cavity
the continuous air flow through the mouth
with the velum being lowered
A & B
Which of the following statements is correct?
Alveolars are sounds made at the soft area toward the rear of the roof of the mouth
Alveolars are sounds made just behind the alveolar ridge
Alveolars are sounds made at the tooth ridge
Alveolars are sounds made with the tongue placed against the teeth
Which of the following statements is correct?
The fricatives are consonants produced with a continuous airflow through the mouth
The fricatives are consonants produced with the complete stoppage of the air in the mouth which causes explosion
The fricatives are consonants produced with the lowering of the soft palate
The fricatives are non-continuant consonants.
Which of the following is the minimal pair?
there - bet
dab - bad
bad - bet
there - dare
Which of the following statements is incorrect? All the aspirated voiceless stops are produced with
no vibration of the vocal cords
an extra puff of the air strongly expelled
the airstream from the lungs
the vibration of the vocal cords
Which of the following statements is correct?
Phonology aims to provide the set of features, or properties that can describe all sounds in human language.
Phonology deals with the articulatory and acoustic aspects of speech sounds.
Phonology provides the means for describing speech sounds.
Phonology studies the ways phonemes function in language
Which of the following is incorrect? When a feature is predictable by the phonological rules, it is
a redundant feature
a phonetic feature
a phonemic feature
both A and B
Which of the following is a glide?
[l]
[r]
[j]
[z]
Which of the following is the phonetic transcription of this form "singing"?
[ 'sɪŋgɪng ]
[ 'sɪngɪŋ ]
[ 'sɪŋɪŋ ]
[ 'sɪŋɪng ]
consonants produced in the area of the soft palate
stress
nasals
uvula
velars
consonants produced in a narrowing between two articulators, which is not narrow enough to cause friction
glides
glottals
velars
nasals
A position in the vocal tract by which a consonant is classified
alveolars
place of articulation
labiodentals
manner of articulation
