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1
Special symbols used to write English sounds are called ___________________.
minimal pairs
the Greek alphabet
phonemic script
syllables
2
It is not necessary to say __________ words clearly because the listener's brain can fill in the gaps.
content
statement
question
function
3
_______ is a sound unit made up of a vowel and the consonant sound or sounds around it.
A syllable
A dialect
A schwa
An accent
4
A greater range of pitch sounds more ________.
rude
delicious
weak
polite
5
Which of the following Is
NOT
an example of a consonant to consonant sound?
look down'
I am'
Could you?'
safe flight'
6
Recordings that trick our ears are called ______ illusions.
audio
olfactory
visual
Yanny/Laurel
7
Which word has
6 syllables
?
rhythm
Responsibility
energy
Information
8
What word is represented by
'/nʌθɪŋ/'
?
nothing
never
naming
potato
9
"Can I have some more dessert?"
contains sounds that are _________.
mixed
shortened
shared
10
Our
understanding of the world
, or our ________, can help us understand the sounds we hear.
sense of taste
sense of humor
common sense
fashion sense
11
Which of the following is
NOT
an example of a consonant to vowel word link?
real love'
An orange'
Stop eating'
Pick it up'
12
Regional varieties of English are called _________.
British English
accents
Kagoshima-ben
dialects
13
Key words and phrases are the ones that help you make ______________ about what you are hearing.
intelligent guesses
important guesses
detailed guesses
breakfast
14
"Where did you go?"
contains sounds that are _______.
shortened
mixed
shared
15
Choose the correct intonation for the following sentence:
"What's your name?"
Fall
Bond. James Bond.
Rise Fall
Rise
16
Listening for _______ means listening for
general information
.
gist
the sound of music
details
information
17
Awareness of the context
includes knowledge of who is ________, what they are talking about, and where they are.
listening
speaking
singing
reading
18
What
sound
does this photo represent?
/p/
/ʃ/
/θ/
/v/
19
Choose the words that
DO NOT
contain a consonant blend.
despite
crazy
about
surprise
20
______________ make your tongue twist when you same them.
Rhymes
Limericks
Accents
Tongue twisters
21
How many syllables are in the word:
'regularly'
?
6
3
4
5
22
Words that have strong and weak forms usually only take their strong form when the word is ____________.
a minimal pair
sung during opera
a rhyme
stressed
23
Choose the correct intonation for the following sentence:
"Don't you want to go?"
Rise
Fall
Rise Fall
No. I want to sleep all day.
24
Conversations are usually ______, so making predictions about what we hear can help us catch what is being said.
clear
logical
funny
important
25
Choose the word that contains a schwa sound.
many
same
serious
book
26
The pronunciation of a word is made up of its _____________, its syllables, and its accents.
phonemic script
size
syllable patterns
sounds
27
The number of syllables in a word is the same as the number of _______ sounds.
pitch
vowel
consonant
loud
28
Which of the following is NOT a vowel sound?
/ʒ/
/ɒ/
/iː/
/ɜː/
29
Choose the correct intonation for the following sentence: "Would you like an apple or a banana?"
Fall
Rise Fall
Neither. I don't like fruit.
Rise
30
A
lingua franca
is a ______________ language used for communication, especially in business, science, and education.
funny
common
new
rare
31
_________ /ə/ is the best known phoneme because it represents the most frequently used sound in English.
An accent
A vowel
schwa
A consonant
32
________ is the rise and fall of the pitch of your voice.
Rhyme
Stop
intonation
Flap
33
Using stress to correct someone or to emphasize a constrast is called _______.
an accent
sentence stress
corrective stress
stop
34
Trying to catch
specific pieces of information
such as numbers, times, and names are examples of listening for _______.
funny sounds
details
gist
information
35
The most important words are usually __________________, so they will be the easiest ones to catch.
stressed
whispered
said weakly
logical
36
Choose the correct syllable pattern for
'elephant'
.
ooO
oOo
OoO
Ooo
37
One source of information our brain uses to understand speech is the audio signal, which are the sounds we ______.
taste
hear
see
smell
38
When the
/t/
sound comes in the middle of the word, it sometimes softens and becomes a
/d/
sound. This is called a ___.
whaddya
flap
rhyme
stop
39
When words are spoken together, the way that they are pronounced changes. This is called ______.
Lip reading
rhyme
the McGurk Effect
connected speech
40
You make the accented syllable stand out by making the other syllables _______________ .
faster
stronger
weaker
better
41
What
sound
does this photo represent?
/æ/
/iː/
/ɒ/
/uː/
42
The _____________ shows that we use our eyes, ears, and brain when we listen.
Lip Reading Effect
McGurk Effect
Mass Effect
Butterfly Effect
43
A consonant blend is a group of two or more consonants pronounced together with no ______ sound between them.
vowel
consonant
44
Choose the word that does
NOT
rhyme.
four
flour
roar
store
45
Saying some words more loudly and clearly than others is called __________.
stop
sentence stress
an accent
corrective stress
46
Understanding what people are saying by watching the movements of their mouth is called ___________.
the McGurk Effect
love at first sight
lip reading
staring
47
"We should stop now"
contains sounds that are _______.
shortened
shared
mixed
48
A ______ is when the final stressed vowel and all the following sounds are the same.
corrective stress
rhyme
rhythm
limerick
49
In English, one letter can represent many different _____.
sounds
accents
alphabets
words
50
/p/, /t/, and /θ/ are examples of ______ sounds.
consonant
vowel
51
____________
end with
phrases like
"do you?"
and
"isn't it?"
.
Tongue twisters
Statement questions
Wh- questions
Tag questions
52
A
statement question
is when you say a statement with a _______ intonation.
falling
rising
rise fall
high voice
53
Which of the following is
NOT
a minimal pair?
favorite / flavor
sit / seat
believe / belief
berry / very
54
Accented syllables
are pronounced longer, higher, and __________ than the other syllables.
lower
faster
louder
better
55
Two words in which only one sound is different is called a ____________.
minimal pair
vowel sound
rhyme
phonemic script
56
The _______ of your voice can be high or low, and its movements are falls and rises.
accent
pitch
cracking
rhythm
57
Choose the correct syllable pattern:
Information
.
oOo
oOoo
Oooo
ooOo
58
Auxiliary verbs (be, can, do, & have) are often pronounced with their _____ form when they are used in questions.
strong
weak
final
rhyme