Peter Roach Chapter 2 and 4!

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Activity: Multiple choice

The production of speech sounds.

1)According to the following figure ,Primary Cardinal vowels

quadrilateral:What is/are the nearest number/s which represent
the the short vowel sound of the word``yes ?

A-Cardinal vowel no.4

B-Between cardinal vowel no.2 and no.3 C-Cardinal vowel no.1
2)-There is an important variable of vowel quality and that is lip-
rounding.Considering the Primary Cardinal vowels
diagram ,what is the position of the lips in the pronunciation of
cardinal vowel no.8 [u] ?( There is a video to help you )

A-Spread
B-Neutral
C- Rounded.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5s0Uzp4rTE

3) Tick only the TRUE sentences about the articulations:

A- The pharynx and the larynx are exactly the same tube called in
two different ways.

B- Sounds made with our tongue touching the alveolar ridge are
called "alveolar".

C- Sounds made with our lips in contact with each other are called
bilabial.

4) Tick only the FALSE sentences about vowels and

consonants:
The way to distinguish between vowels and consonants is
thinking...

...if they are vowels and consonants in other languages.

...if they are formed at certain ways in a word.

...if they allow or not the flow of the air in the mouth.

5) Which of these organs we use when we speak?

A the liver.
B the tongue.
C the larynx.

6) Choose the best option:

The arytenoid cartilages cause the...
A opening of the glottis.
B opening and closening of the glottis.
C Other

7) What is Glottal Stop?

A- A consonant that is produced by stopping the airflow.

B- A period in which air escapes through vocal cords making a
sound like h
C- A sound made by closing the vocal cords.
8) Which one is Alveolar?

A- /p,b/
B- /t, d/
c- /k, g/

9) What kind of Plosive Consonant is that?

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10)Where is the tongue blade pressed against the alveolar

ridge:
A- In alveolar articulation
B- In velar articulation
C- In bilabial articulation

11)The voiceless plosives p, t, k are sometimes called:

A- Fortis
B- Lenis
C-Bilabial