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NOTE: this quiz is about pre-fortis clipping, which is covered in the video above. If you are unfamiliar with the rules, we recommend watching the video before trying the quiz.
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NOTE: this quiz is about pre-fortis clipping, which is covered in the video above. If you are unfamiliar with the rules, we recommend watching the video before trying the quiz.
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1. Which word has a shortened vowel?
Vowel sounds are shortened before voiceless consonant sounds: /p,t,k,f,θ,s,ʃ,tʃ/
2. Voiceless sounds are:
Voiceless sounds are stronger because they involve more compression of air. Voiced sounds are softer. Think FORT and LENIENT.
3. Which word has a full length vowel sound?
Vowels are full length if followed by one of the voiced consonants: /b,d,g,v,ð,z,ʒ,dʒ,m,n,ŋ,w,r,j,l/
4. What is the phonetic symbol for a reduced (half length) vowel sound:
Full length is [ː] so remove the bottom half.
5. Which word is longer when you say it?
Don’t trust the spelling. LOSE ends in a voiced consonant /z/, whereas LOOSE ends in a voiceless consonant /s/.
6. Match the sound to the animal:
7. Which word ends in /z/?
8. Which picture shows the voice box (larynx):
It isn’t in your mouth or your lungs. If it is in your feet you should see a doctor asap.
9. Which word ends in /s/?
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