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Articulation and Phonetics Quiz

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Articulation and Phonetics Quiz

Test your knowledge on articulation and phonetics with this comprehensive quiz. It covers a wide range of topics, from voiced plosives to pulmonic consonant symbols!

Whether you're a student, teacher, or just a language enthusiast, the questions will challenge your understanding of sounds and their properties.

25 engaging questions
Multiple choice and text translations
Ideal for students and professionals alike

25 Questions6 MinutesCreated by StudyingSound27

Select the Voiced Plosive

Select the Voiced Fricative

Translate the following phrase: juzɪŋ ðə məsəlz əv artɪkjəleʃən

Translate the following phrase: kənsərv ɛnərdʒi ɪf ju want tu læst ðə kɔrs

Select the Nasals:

C,z,s

M,g,l

Ng (ŋ), n, m

N,m,l

For consonants - which of the following is a point of articulation:

Lips

Nasal

Glottis

Tongue

Dorsum

Sinus

For vowels - which of the following are considered articulators :

Jaw,Lips,Cheeks, Velum

Teeth, Jaw, Retroflexor

Velum, Teeth,Nasals, Larynx

Jaw, Lips, Sinus, Maxillis

T/F: In the Preface of the textbook Knight states - '"The only "standard" that we can set for speech training is intelligibilty.

False

True

T/F: According to what we have learned this semester: "Warming Up" is a non-essential part of a performers process and should not be regarded as necessary before rehearsal or performances.

True

False

15. As stated in the textbook, another word to call a consonant is:

Obstruction

Obstruent

Frictioners

Explosives

Match the symbol with the word that represents that sound with capitalized letters:HaNGing

8. ŋ

Which IPA sound/symbol does the following word end with: Wedge

2. ʃ

5. t͡ʃ

3. ʒ

4. d͡ʒ

What are the "Parts of the Dorsum"?

Front, Middle, Back.

Avrum, Lindum, Sandum

Front, Mid, Root

Tip,Midline,Root

What is the Pulmonic Consonant Symbol described: Voice Bilabial Nasal

4. ʊ

7. ŋ

11. m

Which IPA sound/symbol does the following word end with: Fall

7. ŋ

9. ɔ

10. a

6. ɫ

Choose the vowel sound found in the first syllable of the following word: Reading

What is the Pulmonic Consonant Symbol described: Voiced Retroflex Plosive

9. ç

12. ɖ

3. ʈ

8. ð

What is the Pulmonic Consonant Symbol described: Voiceless Alveolar Fricative

The temporalis muscles are located on the sides of our heads

True

False

Voiced means: Resonance or vibration added to the flow of breath

True

False

The jaw, lips, cheeks, tongue, velum, and pharynx are all Points of Articulation for consonants.

True

False

The Jaw, Lips, Tongue, Velum, Epiglottis, Vocal Folds (Glottis) are all articulators for consonant sounds.

True

False

Pulmonic means egressive sounds

True

False

26. This action is accomplished by focusing the front of the tongue toward or to the palate

Retroflex

Uvular

None of the above

The name of means curled back so that the tongue is curled up and back to give a focal point in the middle or back of the palate:

Glottal

Velar

Palatal

Retroflex

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