Quiz No. 1 Phonetics

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The passage discusses phonetics and phonology concepts like manners of articulation, place of articulation, and conventions used in phonetic transcription.

The different manners of articulation mentioned are plosive, affricate, fricative, nasal, lateral, and approximant.

Some of the conventions mentioned that need to be completed are the meaning of phonetic transcription symbols and rules for certain spellings representing sounds.

PHONETICS AND PHOLOGY

QUIZ No. 1

1. Write the correct name for each part of the speech organs

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2. Complete the chart with the corresponding sound and examples.

Manner of articulation

Plosive Affricate Fricative

Nasal Lateral Approximant

3. Place of articulation : complete the chart.

4. Complete the meaning of the following conventions:


5. Complete the chart with the corresponding lesson name :

In this activty, pair of team compete to dictate a short passage, or a series of words.
He puts these up on the Wall Wall of the classroom or in antoher suitable place the
students can get to easily. The first member of each pair runs to the Wall and tries to
memorise the cotnent of the dictation sheet as fast a spossible. Hen runs back to her
team mate and dictates what she can remember.
Starting with a given Word,students think of a Word which includes, in its own initial
cluster, one of the sounds which apperas in the preivious Word.
In order to write their own …… studetns need to have an awareness of which sounds
cause them difficulty and they creat e a difficult paragraph with that sounds.
Choose a sound and then choose various catebgories . studetns have to give at least
one Word per category which startes wiht the target phoneme.
Stick a paper on students backs or foreheads with the name of a famous, moderno r
histori figure , written in phonemic script on each one. Students ask questions to
their partners to guess who is the persono n their foreheads.
The player try to guess a Word by suggfeesiong letters or phonems it might contain.
There are some hidden words written phonemically. Students underline them.

6. Complete the rules

1. The /ss/ sound is commonly spelled ___ as in ____________


2. The –ti, -ci-, -ssi- and –ssu- in these suffixes or words endings are addional spelling for the /___/ sound/ as in _______
3. The –tu- in suffixes and Word endings in another spelling for /___/ sound as in ___________
4. The -si- and –su- in suffixes are common spelling for the /____/ sound as in ______
5. The /dz/ sound is commonly spelled j as in _____ and g as in ________
6. The -qu- and qu- spellings are prononuced like the two consostants sounds /____/
7. The –x- and –cc- spelling are usually pronounced like the TWO sounds /____/
8. Whats the difference bewteen White and wide, or between rope and robe.
9. Whats the difference between use (noun) use (verb) or between close(adjective) and close (verb)

7. Write the correct sounds

Gold:___________ Motion________ Eventually ________


Gila:____________ Social _________ Actually ________
Share______________ Individual __________ Issue ________
Ratio_____________ Graduate________ Extra ________
Machine ___________ Shoe________ Accept ________
Centuries__________ Leisure___________
Suspicious __________ Job_____

8. Write voiceless or voiced next to each Word

White________ Price ________ Bus ________


Wide________ Prize ________ Buzz ________
need________ Lap ________ Leaf ________
Neat________ Lab ________ Leave ________
Robe________ Log ________
Rope________ Lock ________

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