PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY FEATURES CLASS_2

Froggy Jumps

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After the class explanation, answer these questions.

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Froggy Jumps PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY FEATURES CLASS_2Version en ligne After the class explanation, answer these questions. par Martha Liliana Torres Guerrero 1 What is aspiration? a A sound disappears. b A sound becomes nasal. c A puff of air accompanies a sound. 2 Which sounds are commonly aspirated at the beginning of a stressed syllable? a /b, d, g/ b /p, t, k/ c /f, v, s/ 3 Which pair illustrates aspiration? a fan – van b ship – sheep c pin – spin 4 What is the difference between clear [l] and dark [ɫ]? a They are different pronunciations of /l/ in different positions. b They are two completely different phonemes. c One is voiced and the other is voiceless. 5 Which word normally has a dark [ɫ]? a leaf b light c feel 6 What happens with an unreleased stop? a The sound becomes nasal. b The sound changes to a vowel. c The stop is produced without an audible release of air. 7 Which example illustrates assimilation? a ship → sheep b handbag→ [hæmbæɡ] c record → record 8 What is assimilation? a A sound disappears. b A vowel becomes longer. c One sound becomes more similar to a neighboring sound. 9 What is elision? a Adding a sound b Changing a vowel into a consonant c Deleting or omitting a sound 10 Which example illustrates elision? a pin → [pʰɪn] b next please → nex please c fan → van 11 What is vowel nasalization? a The vowel becomes longer. b The vowel is produced with some airflow through the nose. c The vowel becomes voiceless. 12 Which sound can cause vowel nasalization? a /n/ b /s/ c /k/ 13 What is a phonemic contrast? a A pronunciation difference that never matters. b A difference between phonemes that can distinguish words. c A sound that disappears in fast speech. 14 Which pair demonstrates phonemic contrast? a leaf – feel b pin – spin c pat – bat 15 In fan – van, what is the main contrast? a Place of articulation b Manner of articulation c Voicing 16 What is the difference between /f/ and /v/? a /f/ is voiced and /v/ is voiceless. b /f/ is voiceless and /v/ is voiced. c They have different stress. 17 In thin – sin, which phonological feature is different? a Voicing b Place of articulation c Stress 18 PLACE = ? a How the air moves b Where the sound is produced c How long the sound lasts 19 MANNER = ? a Where the sound is produced b How the airflow is produced or obstructed c How long a vowel lasts 20 Which example demonstrates a change in stress that can change grammatical function? a pat – bat b thin – sin c record – record

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Froggy Jumps

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PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY FEATURES CLASS_2Version en ligne

par Martha Liliana Torres Guerrero

What is aspiration?

Which sounds are commonly aspirated at the beginning of a stressed syllable?

Which pair illustrates aspiration?

What is the difference between clear [l] and dark [ɫ]?

Which word normally has a dark [ɫ]?

What happens with an unreleased stop?

Which example illustrates assimilation?

What is assimilation?

What is elision?

Which example illustrates elision?

What is vowel nasalization?

Which sound can cause vowel nasalization?

What is a phonemic contrast?

Which pair demonstrates phonemic contrast?

In fan – van, what is the main contrast?

What is the difference between /f/ and /v/?

In thin – sin, which phonological feature is different?

PLACE = ?

MANNER = ?

Which example demonstrates a change in stress that can change grammatical function?