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Worksheetsфонетика 1-30
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Count the [ ʃ ] sounds in sentence: “English Shoppers Short of Cash”
7
4
8
9
Give one word in line below, the underlined letter is pronounced [ ʃ ]
mechanic
teacher
chef
Give the word which is pronounced [u:].
look
fool
full
book
To make the sound [ s ], your tongue should bе
soft
retracted
forward
backward
Count the [ ʃ ] sounds in sentence: “Ambitious Scottish receptionist shoots boss”
4
9
8
7
To make the sound ________ make your lips very round and hard. Make the sound long.
[e]
[ɔ]
[u:]
[u]
To make the sound [ ], smile and open your mouth a little. [ ] is long sound.
[i]
[u]
[a]
[i:]
The letter “C” is pronounced before these letters “i”, “e”, “y”…
[z]
[s]
[c]
[k]
When the verb ____ is in the sentence, use the correct form of ____ in the reply question.
be
do
have to
have
When there is no auxiliary verb in the sentence, use the correct form of ____.
be
do
have to
have
How do you pronounce “g” in the word “message”?
[l]
[ʤ]
[g]
[k]
The origin of the word ‘…’ is a Greek ‘phona’
articulation
acoustics
a sound, a voice
a sonorant
… which is mainly concerned with the functioning of phonetic units in the language.
suprasegmental phonetics
normative phonetics
theoretical phonetic
practical phonetics
Sound alterations are also widely spread on the synchronical level in the present-day English and are known as …
contextual phonetic
normative phonetics
acoustic phonetics
experimental phonetics
The branch of phonetics that studies the linguistic function of consonant and vowel sounds, syllable structure, word accent and prosodic features, such as pitch, stress and tempo is called ….....
theoretical phonetics
practical phonetics
phonology
instrumental phonetic
.… studies the larger units of connected speech syllables, words, phrases, texts.
supra-segmental phonetic
segmental phonetics
practical phonetics
theoretical phonetic
.… studies the system of sound units and their function
instrumental phonetic
theoretical phonetics
practical phonetics
phonology
What sciences are connected with phonetics?
physics, mathematics, engineering, computer technologies
mathematics, statistics, computer technologies
medicine; physics, psychology, statistics, engineering
medicine, physics, psychology, linguistics, maths, statistics, computer technologie
The branch of phonetics that studies the way in which the air is set into motion, the movement of the speech organs and the coordination of these movements in the production of English sounds and trains of sounds is called …
practical phonetics
articulator phonetic
theoretical phonetics
normative phonetic
… studies the linguistic function of individual sounds or segments of speech.
segmental phonetic
practical phonetics
suprasegmental phonetics
theoretical phonetics
Some sound alterations are traced to the phonetic changes in earlier periods of the language development and are known as …
Phonological
Historicaly
Principal
Abstract
Special phonetics deals with the study of …
one language
two languages
three languages
many languages
General phonetics deals with the study of …
kindred language
Chinese language
a number in languages
a language
What vowels do we distinguish according to the position of the tongue I the horizontal plane?
mix
close
front, back and mixed vowels
half close
How many vowels are there in the English language?
19
20
17
16
How many consonants are there in the English languages?
21
20
19
24
According to the passive organs of speech consonants are divided into:
labial
sonorant
dental and alveola
alveolar
What are the functions of speech sounds?
constitutive, intinctive, recognitive
functional
material, abstraction
half close
What are the methods used in phonology?
Method of communicativ
Statistical method
Statistical method and method of communicative
Communicative method and investigation method
What are the main types of literary pronunciation in Britain?
eastern, southern, general
southern, standard Scottish
general, eastern, southern
southern, northern, eastern
