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Phonetics


Froggy Jumps PhoneticsVersion en ligne Choose the correct answer par Moxidil Sayfulloyeva 1 The word phonetics comes from the Greek phone, which means: a Tongue b Voice/Sound c Speech 2 Phonetics is primarily concerned with: a Lexical meaning b Vocabulary building c Speech sounds and their production, transmission, perception 3 Which of the following is not a level of the speech apparatus? a Morphological b Articulatory/Resonatory c Respiratory 4 The most active organ of speech is: a Teeth b Tongue c Lips 5 Which resonator is not listed as a principal resonator? a Pharynx b Mouth c Larynx 6 When the vocal cords vibrate, the sound produced is: a Voiced b Voiceless c 7 Which branch of phonetics studies how the sound system of a language changes over time? a Comparative phonetics b Historical phonetics c Descriptive phonetics 8 Comparative typological phonetics is also known as: a Physiological phonetics b Differential or contrastive phonetics c Physiological phonetics 9 Descriptive phonetics focuses on all of the following except: a Etymology b Transcription c Articulation 10 Which branch studies the sound-producing possibilities of humans across all languages? a Historical phonetics b Descriptive phonetics c General phonetics 11 The articulatory aspect of phonetics is also called: a Functional phonetics b Physiological phonetics c Auditory phonetics 12 Which feature belongs to the acoustic aspect of phonetics? a Tongue position b Pitch (Frequency) c Stress placement 13 The perceptual (auditory) aspect studies: a Speech apparatus mechanism b How the larynx produces vibration c How speech sounds are heard and recognized 14 The phonological aspect of phonetics focuses on: a The role of sounds in communication b Acoustic analysis of vowels c Physical sound production 15 Which of the following is an example of a minimal pair? a Bat – Pat b Run – Running c Cat – Dog

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PhoneticsVersion en ligne

par Moxidil Sayfulloyeva

The word phonetics comes from the Greek phone, which means:

Phonetics is primarily concerned with:

Which of the following is not a level of the speech apparatus?

The most active organ of speech is:

Which resonator is not listed as a principal resonator?

When the vocal cords vibrate, the sound produced is:

Which branch of phonetics studies how the sound system of a language changes over time?

Comparative typological phonetics is also known as:

Descriptive phonetics focuses on all of the following except:

Which branch studies the sound-producing possibilities of humans across all languages?

The articulatory aspect of phonetics is also called:

Which feature belongs to the acoustic aspect of phonetics?

The perceptual (auditory) aspect studies:

The phonological aspect of phonetics focuses on:

Which of the following is an example of a minimal pair?