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TOPIC 9Version en ligne Questions about topic 9. Review par MIRIAM PALAZON LOVA 1 Vowels can be classified according to... a The height of the tongue, the part of the tongue raised, lip position and lenght of the vowel b The height of the tongue, the part of the tongue raised, teeth shape and lenght of the vowel c The shape of the tongue, the part of the tongue raised, lip position and lenght of the vowel 2 Phonetics... a Is the sicence that studies the sound system, studying how sounds are combined in a language in order to express meanings b Is the science that studies the sounds and human voice, studying the physical aspects of speech processes. c Is the science that studies the sounds and human voice, articulatory aspects 3 According to the place of articulation consonants are divided into: a Voiced or voiceless b Plosives, Fricatives, Affricates, Nasals, Lateral, Approximants c bilabial, labio-dental, labio-velar, dental, alveolar, post-alveolar, palato-alveolar, palatal, velar, glottal 4 The larynx ande vocal chords can adopt two positions: a Wide open and not vibrating / Close together and vibrating b Closed and not vibrating / Open and vibrating c Wide open and vibrating, close together and not vibrating 5 The tongue... a Is not an organ related to speech production b Is the most active articulator in speech production c Can adopt only a few positions to produce sounds 6 Closing diphthongs... a Are those that end in an open vowel b Are called this way because the terminal points are the close vowels c Doesn't exist 7 In order to practice intonation... a Songs, listenings and role-plays are good resources b We don't need to practice intonation at primary level c Only role-play is a good resource to practice intonation 8 Students may present problems with... a Distinction of vowels b Stress, rhythm and intonation c a and b are right answers 9 How should we correct our students? a We must correct each and every singe mistake as soon as it is detected b We should avoid overcorrection and make emphasis only in those mistakes that are really important c Corrections are not necessary at Primary Education level 10 Following Gimson... a It is not necessary to provide a pronunciation model as it is something naturally acquire by students b We must provide our students with as a faithful model of English pronunciation as it is possible. c Accurate pronunciation can be acquire at any age

TOPIC 9Version en ligne

Questions about topic 9. Review

par MIRIAM PALAZON LOVA

Vowels can be classified according to...

The height of the tongue, the part of the tongue raised, lip position and lenght of the vowel

The height of the tongue, the part of the tongue raised, teeth shape and lenght of the vowel

The shape of the tongue, the part of the tongue raised, lip position and lenght of the vowel

Phonetics...

Is the sicence that studies the sound system, studying how sounds are combined in a language in order to express meanings

Is the science that studies the sounds and human voice, studying the physical aspects of speech processes.

Is the science that studies the sounds and human voice, articulatory aspects

According to the place of articulation consonants are divided into:

Voiced or voiceless

Plosives, Fricatives, Affricates, Nasals, Lateral, Approximants

bilabial, labio-dental, labio-velar, dental, alveolar, post-alveolar, palato-alveolar, palatal, velar, glottal

The larynx ande vocal chords can adopt two positions:

Wide open and not vibrating / Close together and vibrating

Closed and not vibrating / Open and vibrating

Wide open and vibrating, close together and not vibrating

The tongue...

Is not an organ related to speech production

Is the most active articulator in speech production

Can adopt only a few positions to produce sounds

Closing diphthongs...

Are those that end in an open vowel

Are called this way because the terminal points are the close vowels

Doesn't exist

In order to practice intonation...

Songs, listenings and role-plays are good resources

We don't need to practice intonation at primary level

Only role-play is a good resource to practice intonation

Students may present problems with...

Distinction of vowels

Stress, rhythm and intonation

a and b are right answers

How should we correct our students?

We must correct each and every singe mistake as soon as it is detected

We should avoid overcorrection and make emphasis only in those mistakes that are really important

Corrections are not necessary at Primary Education level

Following Gimson...

It is not necessary to provide a pronunciation model as it is something naturally acquire by students

We must provide our students with as a faithful model of English pronunciation as it is possible.

Accurate pronunciation can be acquire at any age

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TOPIC 9Version en ligne

par MIRIAM PALAZON LOVA

Vowels can be classified according to...

Phonetics...

According to the place of articulation consonants are divided into:

The larynx ande vocal chords can adopt two positions:

The tongue...

Closing diphthongs...

In order to practice intonation...

Students may present problems with...

How should we correct our students?

Following Gimson...