Quiz Group1_Phoneme & Syllable

1. what is the smallest sound unit in a language that can convey its own meaning?

• Allophone & Phoneme

• Allophone

• Phoneme

• vowel

2. Produced with a certain lip shape. The shape of the lips can affect the quality of the vocals is part of?

• Phoneme Realization

• State of the vocal cords

• Free Variation

• Phoneme neutralization

3. In English the t-sounds of “hit”, “tip”, and “little” are?

• phonetic environment & allophones

• phonetically

• variants of a phoneme

• allophones

4. ...... can be pronounced with a glottal stop, where the listener doesn't actually hear the "p" sound, or with a full plosive, where the "p" at the end stands out.

• rope

• black

• Straw

• rhyme

5. The English sounds [t] and [d] alone can make the difference between two different words. The only difference between time and dime is the difference between [t] and [d]. This correct example comes from?

• Phoneme Recognition

• neutralization

• Free Variation

• Phonotactic

6. Phonotactic rules include the distribution of ......

• articulation, Consonants

• only phonemic

• phonemic studies & syllable combinations

• graphemic rules & syllable structures

7. .... a unit larger than the phoneme but smaller than the word

• syllable

• syllable structures

• Phoneme

• vocal cords

• Phonotactic

8. which belongs to the Type of syllable

• Round and senority

• consonant & articulation

• Diphthong, Rounded

• Closed, Vowel

9. (sawn) called a .... syllable,

included from category?

• open

• closed

• consonant

• Vowel

• closed & consonant

10. (saw) called a .... syllable, included from category?

• closed

• Vowel

• open

• closed & consonant

• consonant