Connected Speech Quiz 10 (30 MCQs)

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1. When phonemes are deleted in casual speech (ex. the /d/ is not pronounced in "friendship")
2. Which is the strong form of "you" ?
3. ..... am going to play football this evening.
4. What happens to phonemes during connected speech?
5. What is an utterance?
6. Choose the correct stress placement in the reflexive pronoun.
7. When a question tag is used and required an answer the tone goes
8. The word dictionary has ..... syllable(s).
9. What type of linking occurs in "feel lucky" ?
10. What is coarticulation in speech production?
11. In phonotactic terms, what is the maximum number of consonants allowed in an onset?
12. Linking is:a transition between words in connected speech.
13. In rapid speech, /t/ and /d/ are elided (omitted) when they occur at the end of word (or word stem) or in between two consonants.
14. I use ..... pen to write an essay.
15. Compound nouns typically receive stress on the:
16. Coalescent assimilation is when a phoneme appears to replace another pair of phonemes
17. The variations in the pitch of a speaker's voice used to convey or alter meaning
18. What is the unit of rhythm?
19. Assimilation is the general term in phonetics for the process by which a speech sound becomes similar or identical to a neighboring sound.
20. Assimilation and Elision can be used widely in both formal & casual speech. True or false?
21. Which of the following words from Latinate Origin has an incorrect stress?
22. The pronunciation of a syllable with more respiratory energy or muscular force than other syllables in the same word
23. Why do connected speech processes occur?
24. Which of these has 'INTRUSIVE /r/'?
25. The garden is full of beautiful .....
26. I really want to lose ten pounds. [ ten pounds ]
27. When is a /t/ a /p/?
28. What type of linking occurs in "dark green" ?
29. What is the common feature of the following sounds?/p/, /t/, /k/ and /b/, /d/, /g/
30. There ..... types of assimilation: