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Class 1 SSBE Quiz
Level 4 – SSBE 1SB – 2,000 Years / Vowel Space Class 1 SSBE Quiz
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  1. Question 1 of 5
    1. Question

    1) Put the accents in the order you hear them:

    https://media.pronunciationstudio.com/2026/09/1-1.mp3

    I’m leaving work now, I’ll be with you in forty minutes.

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  2. Question 2 of 5
    2. Question

    2) Which vowel map shows RP?

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    RP tends to use front and back positions more, less central ones. It also lacks an open front position. Estuary and SSBE are fairly similar with both accents occupying very central areas, though there are some subtle differences in positioning in both monophthongs and diphthongs.

  3. Question 3 of 5
    3. Question

    3) Which accent do you hear?

    https://media.pronunciationstudio.com/2026/09/3-1.mp3

    The last time I came into London on a weekday was before Covid. Since then my job has been online. I do occasionally go in on the weekends though to the West End to catch a show.

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  4. Question 4 of 5
    4. Question

    4) Put the accents in the order you hear them:

    https://media.pronunciationstudio.com/2026/09/4-1.mp3

    Have you seen the news? I think we should probably sell some shares today.

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  5. Question 5 of 5
    5. Question

    5) Match the accents to their descriptions:

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    • Old-Fashioned Upper Class
      • Modern Middle Class
        • Modern Working/Middle Class
          • Traditional London Working Class
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