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- Question 1 of 10
1. Question
1. Match the sounds to their types:
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PLOSIVE = the flow of air is shortly blocked and then released
APPROXIMANT = two articulators are close to each other
NASAL = the flow of air goes through the nose
FRICATIVE = there is a friction between two articulators -
- Question 2 of 10
2. Question
2. Which sound do you hear?
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3. Question
3. Place the sounds in order from the furthest forward (lips) to furthest back (throat) in the mouth:
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4. Question
4. What does the [Ê°] diacritic mean?
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Aspiration is a small puff of air when a sound is released. It sounds like a little /h/.
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5. Question
5. Put the pronunciations of ART in the order you hear them:
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6. Question
6. Put the sounds in the order you hear them:
- VOICELESS, VELAR, PLOSIVE
- VOICED, ALVEOLAR, APPROXIMANT
- VOICELESS, GLOTTAL, FRICATIVE
- VOICED, BILABIAL, NASAL
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7. Question
7. Match the allophones of /t/ to their phonetic transcriptions:
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8. Which of these sounds is often velarised in English?
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9. Which sound described below is PHONEMIC in GB English:
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[ɱ,Ê”,j,x] – which is found in phonemic English charts?
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10. Question
10. Put the pronunciations of the word BACK in order:
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