PHONOLOGY

1. When an active articulator comes into firm contact with a passive one

a. Affricate
b. Plosive
c. Fricative
d. Roll

2. Its produced by the vibration of an active articulator against a passive one

a. Roll
b. Affricate
c. Plosive
d. Nasal

3.The velum must be lowered, complete closure somewhere in the mouth

a. Plosive
b. Roll
c. Affricate
d. Nasal

3.The learner must producedifferent vowel qualities.

a. 10
b. 12
c. 19
d. 20

5.How many short vowels the English language has

a. 4
b. 6
c. 7
d. 10

6.How many diphthongs the English vowel has

a. 8
b. 5
c. 4
d. 7
7.Back the tongue and velum produce..

a. Palatal sounds
b. Dental sound
c. Velar sounds
d. Alveolar sounds

8.Tip of the tongue and upper teeth produce.

a. Velar sounds
b. Dental sounds
c. Glottal sounds
d. Palatal sounds

9.The five Spanish vowel phonemes can be represented in orthography withdifferent spelling

a. 14
b. 12
c. 10
d. 16

10.When the English fortis plosives p,t,k, precede vowel sounds in accented syllable

a. Voicing
b. Energy
c. Aspiration
d. Length

11.When t,d are followed by ...

a. Nasal release
b. Lateral release
c. Oral release

12.The process by which sounds are influenced by neighboring sounds

a. Assimilation
b. Compression
c. Elision
d. Roll

13. The phonetic prominence given to a particular syllable in a word

a. Energy
b. Prominence
c. Aspiration
d. Accent
14. A vowel whose quality or length is changed to indicate linguistic.

a. Aspiration
b. Compression
c. Gradation
d. Prominence

A sound produced by a near complete stoppage of air s, z, f

a. Fricative
b. Plosive
c. Nasal
d. Affricate

15.A sound made that starts like a plosive and then releases into a fricative dz,ts

a. Plosive
b. Affricate
c. Fricative
d. Nasal

16.Words that are produced with both lips.

a. Dental
b. Alveolar
c. Bilabial
d. Labiodental

17. How many vowel sounds the English language has

a. 12
b. 10
c. 8
d. 19

18. They are caused by vibration in the vocal cords

a. Fricatives
b. Voicing
c. Affricates
d. Rolls

19. They dont impede the flow of air

a. Lateral
b. Labio dental
c. Approximants
d. Palatal