Лекция 3

How do the sounds break up in this word: 'shopping'?

• s + h + o + p + p + i + n + g

• sh + o + p + p + i + ng

• sh + op + pi + ng

• sh + o + pp + i + ng

What is the vowel phoneme in this word: 'tree'?

• tr

• t

• re

• ee

What is a vowel phoneme?

• A sound that has a consonant in it.

• A sound that has a vowel in it.

• A sound that has a consonant and a vowel in it.

• A group of countries.

What is a consonant phoneme?

• A sound that has a consonant in it.

• A sound that has a vowel in it.

• A sound that has a consonant and a vowel in it.

• A group of countries.

How do the sounds break up in this word: 'meeting'?

• m + ee + t + i + ng

• m + ee + ti + ng

• m + ee + t + ing

• mee + t + i + ng

We produce sounds with the help of

• lips and teeth

• the organs of speech

• voice box

• none

| ʃ |

• church

• think

• wish

• vision

Phonemes that have alternative phonetic realizations are called ______________.

•  

  allophones

• minimal pairs

• onset

• rhyme

Which manner of articulation will the sound be produced with the airflow channeled into the nasal passages?

• nasal

• liquids

• affricate

• stops

The place of articulation for /f/ is ___________. This kind of sound is made with the lower lip and the upper teeth.

• alveolar

• labiodental

• bilabial

• interdental