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Phonetics
And
Phonology
Study Question
Question 1 :
Which of the following words normally end
with voiceless (V) sounds and which end
with voiced (+V) sounds ?
a) bang
b) crash
c) smack
d) splat
e) thud
f) wham
Answer 1 :
Voiced is the whether they make the
vocal cords vibrate.
Voiceless is the whether they not
make the vocal cords vibrate.
a) Bang
b) Crash
c) Smack
d) Splat
e) Thud
f) Wham
=
=
=
=
=
=
voiced
voiceless
voiceless
voiceless
voiced
voiceless
Question 2 :
Try to pronunce the initial sounds of the following words and
identify the place of articulation of each one ( e.g : billabial, alveolar,
etc.)
a) Belly
b) Calf
c) Chin
d) Foot
e) Hand
f) Knee
g) Mouth
h) Thigh
i) Toe
Answer 2 :
Billabial : The lips are moved together, e.g : b,p,m,w
Labiodental : the buttom lip is moved toward the
upper teeth, e.g : f, v.
Interdental : The tongue is moved toward the upper
teeth, e.g : , .
Alveolar : The tip of the tongue is moved toward the
alveolar ridge (behind the upper teeth)
e.g : t, d, n, s, z, r.
Lateral
: As for alveolar but with the sides of the
tongue down, so thet air flows around the
tongue, e.g : I.
Palatal
: The blade of the tongue is moved toward
the hard palate, e.g : , , j.
Velar
Question 3 :
Identfy the manner of articulation of
the initial sounds in the following words
(stop, fricative, etc).
a) Cherry
b) Crazy
c) Dizzy
d) Funny
e) Happy
f) Jolly
g) Loony
h) Merry
i) Silly
Stop
Answer 3 :
a) Cherry
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
Crazy
Dizzy
Funny
Happy
Jolly
Loony
Merry
Silly
= Approximant
= Fricative
= Fricative
= Stop
= Stop
= Approximant
= Stop
= Approximant
= Approximant
Billabal
stop
(V)
(+V)
nasal
fricative
(V)
(+V)
affricative
(V)
(+V)
approximant
(V)
(+V)
Labiodental
interdental
p
b
m
lateral
palatal
t
d
n
f
v
alveolar
glottal
k
g
s
z
velar
Question 4 :
Which written English words are
usually pronounced as they are transcribed
here ?
a) bk
b) bt
c) fes
d) ha
e) hopi
f) hu:
g) klok
h) tip
i)
Answer 4 :
a) / bk / = back
b) / bt / = bot
c) / fes / = fess
d) / ha / = how
e) / hopi / = hoping
f) / hu: / = who
g) / klok / = clock
h) / tip / = chip
i) / / = the
Question 5 :
What is the differnces between
an allphone and a phonems ?
Answer 5 :
Allphone is
A phoneme is
Question 6 :
Which of the following words would
be related as minimal pairs ?
- ban
- pen
- fat
- chain
- pit
- vote
- bell
- bet
- tape
- far
- heat
- bun
- meal
- goat
- more
- heel
- pat
- sane
- tale
Answer 6 :
1)
//
x
ban
/ bn /
//
bun
/ bn /
6)
/p/
tape
/ teIp /
/l/
tale
/ teIl /
2)
/f/
fat
/ ft /
/p/
pat
/ pt /
7)
/t/
heat
/ hI:t /
/l/
heel
/ hI:l /
3)
/I/
pit
/pIt /
//
pat
/ pt /
8)
/m/
meal
/ mI:l /
/h/
heel
/ hI:l /
4)
/l/
bell
/ bel /
/t/
bet
/ bet /
9)
/ t /
x
chain
/ tein /
/s/
sane
/ sein /
5)
/v/
vote
vt /
//
goat
/ gt/
10)
more / m: (r) /
pen / pen /
far / fa: (r) / ( it isnt minimal pairs)
Question 7 :
what is the differnces between an
open and a close syllable ?
Question 8 :
Which segments in the pronunciation of the
following words are most likely to be affected
by elision ?
a)
b)
c)
d)
Government
Sandwich
Postman
Pumpkin
Answer 8 :
Elision is the omission of one or more sounds (such as a vowel, a consonant, or a
whole syllable ) in a word or phrase, producing a result that is easier for the
speaker to pronounce.
Examples of elision in English:
comfortable:
/kmftbl/
/kmftbl/ (rhotic
English), /kmftbl/ (nonrhotic English)
fifth:
/ff/
/f/
him:
/hm/
/m/
laboratory:
/lbti/
/lbti/ (American
English), /lbti/ (British
English)
temperature:
/tmpt/
/tmpt/,
/tmpt/
vegetable:
/vdtbl/
/vdtbl/, /vttbl/
Answer 8 :
a)
b)
c)
d)
Government / vnmnt /
Sandwich / snwid /
Postman
/ pustmn /
Pumpkin
/ pmpkin /
Government / vmnt /
Sandwich / snwid / (it isnt elision)
Postman
/ pusmn /
Pumpkin
/ pmkin /
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