Articulation of vowels. Monophthongs

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Phonetics basics quiz.

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Articulation of vowels. Monophthongs


Articulation of vowels. MonophthongsVersion en ligne Phonetics basics quiz. par ako 1 What are vowels? a Sounds produced with complete blockage of air b Sounds produced only in the nose c Sounds produced without the tongue d Sounds produced without blocking the airflow 2 What does articulation mean? a Writing words correctly b Reading quickly c Producing speech sounds by speech organs d Listening carefully 3 Which organs are mainly involved in vowel articulation? a Nose and eyes b Hands and tongue c Tongue and lips d Teeth only 4 How are vowels classified according to tongue position? a Strong and weak b Long and short c Front, central, back d Soft and hard 5 What are monophthongs? a Double vowel sounds b Consonant sounds c Pure vowel sounds with one articulation d Mixed sounds 6 How many monophthongs are there in English? a 12 b 5 c 8 d 20 7 Which of these is a monophthong? a /iː/ b /aɪ/ c /eɪ/ d /ɔɪ/ 8 What are close vowels? a Vowels with low tongue position b Vowels without voice c Vowels with high tongue position d Vowels with rounded lips only 9 What are rounded vowels? a Vowels pronounced with rounded lips b Vowels pronounced with open mouth c Vowels pronounced with the nose d Vowels pronounced quickly 10 What is the difference between long and short vowels? a Short vowels are louder b Long vowels are written differently c Long vowels are pronounced longer d There is no difference