Connected Speech Quiz 13 (30 MCQs)

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1. Which of the following example is '' /t/ assimilates to /g/
2. Which example shows linking consonant?
3. There are three types of linking:Vowel to a vowel, vowel to a consonant and consonant to a vowel.
4. Sentence Stress have stressed what in American English
5. What is catenation in spoken language?
6. What is the primary focus of the study of connected speech?
7. What is the Flap T in American English?
8. The strength of any particular syllable can be measured by counting up the number of times an S symbol occurs above it.
9. Elision is the name for:
10. Tom wants to buy ..... Pencils for school.
11. The word little has ..... syllable(s).
12. Choose the best option to define linking.
13. Which type of phoneme has the greatest duration?
14. When is a /v/ a /f/?
15. Tell me the truth and just say it! [ and just say it ]
16. Choose the word which is a number.
17. In the sentence "She's over there, " what kind of connected speech is happening between "She's" and "over" ?
18. Choose the correct word which is used for phone.
19. Give an example of catenation in connected speech.
20. I hope to see him next year. [ next year ]
21. Which of the following is an example of a syllable with both onset and coda?
22. In Ellision the middle or end letter or syllable is eliminated, or two words are blended together and an apostrophe is inserted. Select an example of Ellision.
23. This type of connected speech happens when two sounds blend together, forming a new sound altogether.
24. What does a speaker's intonation pattern indicate to a listener?
25. In the word 'photograph', where is the stress typically placed?
26. In which process are /w/, /r/, /j/ added artificially?
27. The term "rhyme" in a syllable includes:
28. What is the effect of linking in connected speech?
29. In assimilation, which sounds are most commonly affected?
30. The following city names all contain the letter 't' within the word. In which of them is the letter 't' pronounced as [t$^{h}$]?