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₪[مدخل إلى اللغويات (مذاكرة / مراجعة / ملخص) Lecture 3]₪ [د. أحمد الخطيب - 1438هـ] The sounds of language phonetics عالم الصوتيات ✍ مطر ابن السماء عدد الأسئلة: 53 - بعد إنهاء حل الكويز يمكنك تحميله بصيغة PDF. - سوف تحصل على نقطة إضافية في التقييم عن كل إجابة صحيحة.
1) Phonetics:
	It refers to the general study of the features of speech sounds
	It refers to how speech sounds are made or articulated
	It refers to the physical properties of sounds such as sound waves in the air
	It refers the perception of speech sounds.
2) Articulatory phonetics :
	It refers to the general study of the features of speech sounds
	It refers to how speech sounds are made or articulated
	It refers to the physical properties of sounds such as sound waves in the air
	It refers the perception of speech sounds.
3) Acoustic phonetics
	It refers to the general study of the features of speech sounds
	It refers to how speech sounds are made or articulated
	It refers to the physical properties of sounds such as sound waves in the air
	It refers the perception of speech sounds.
4) Auditory phonetics
	It refers to the general study of the features of speech sounds
	It refers to how speech sounds are made or articulated
	It refers to the physical properties of sounds such as sound waves in the air
	It refers the perception of speech sounds.
5) When the vocal cords are spread apart, the air from the lungs passes between them unimpeded. Sounds produced in the way
	voiceless
	Voiced
	Consonants
	Vowels
6) when the vocal cords are drawn together, the air from the lungs repeatedly pushes them apart as it passes through, creating a vibration effect
	voiceless
	Voiced
	Consonants
	Vowels
7) Such voiceless sounds are:
	S or F
	Z or V
8) Such Voiced sounds are:
	S or F
	Z or V
9) a speech sound that is articulated with complete or partial closure of the vocal tract.
	voiceless
	Voiced
	Consonants
	Vowels
10) Most consonant sounds are produced through ____ to shape the oral cavity through which the air is passing
	teeth
	tongue
	lips
	larynx
11) It refers to the general study of the features of speech sounds
	Phonetics
	Articulatory phonetics
	Acoustic phonetics
	Auditory phonetics
12) It refers to how speech sounds are made or articulated
	Phonetics
	Articulatory phonetics
	Acoustic phonetics
	Auditory phonetics
13) It refers to the physical properties of sounds such as sound waves in the air
	Phonetics
	Articulatory phonetics
	Acoustic phonetics
	Auditory phonetics
14) It refers the perception of speech sounds.
	Phonetics
	Articulatory phonetics
	Acoustic phonetics
	Auditory phonetics
15) S or F
	voiceless sounds
	Voiced sounds
16) Z or V
	voiceless sounds
	Voiced sounds
17) Consonants :
	It refers the perception of speech sounds.
	a speech sound that is articulated with complete or partial closure of the vocal tract.
	It refers to how speech sounds are made or articulated
	When the vocal cords are spread apart, the air from the lungs passes between them unimpeded. Sounds produced in the way
18) Places of articulation of consonant sounds: = both lip e.g. ([p],,[m])
	bilabials
	labiodentals
	dentals
	glottals
19) Places of articulation of consonant sounds : the upper teeth with the lower lip e.g. ([f], [v])
	bilabials
	labiodentals
	dentals
	Velars
20) Places of articulation of consonant sounds: . the tongue tip behind the upper teeth or between the teeth e.g., ([Ө][ð])
	dentals
	Velars
	Alveolars
	Palatals
21) Places of articulation of consonant sounds: = the front part of the tongue on the alveolar ridge (the rough area behind and above the upper teeth) e.g., ([t],[d],[n],[s],[z])
	Velars
	dentals
	Palatals
	Alveolars
22) Places of articulation of consonant sounds: the tongue and hard palate (on the roof of the mouth) e.g., ([j])
	Alveolars
	dentals
	Palatals
	Velars
23) Places of articulation of consonant sounds: the back of the tongue on the velum (soft palate) e.g., ([k],[g],[ŋ])
	Palatals
	Glottals
	dentals
	Velars
24) = using the glottis, the open space between the vocal folds e.g., ([h])
	Velars
	Glottals
	dentals
	Palatals
25) bilabials
	both lip
	the upper teeth with the lower lip
	the tongue tip behind the upper teeth or between the teeth
26) labiodentals
	both lip
	the upper teeth with the lower lip
	the tongue tip behind the upper teeth or between the teeth
	the front part of the tongue on the alveolar ridge (the rough area behind and above the upper teeth)
27) dentals
	the tongue tip behind the upper teeth or between the teeth
	the front part of the tongue on the alveolar ridge (the rough area behind and above the upper teeth)
	the tongue and hard palate (on the roof of the mouth)
	the back of the tongue on the velum (soft palate)
28) Alveolars
	the tongue tip behind the upper teeth or between the teeth
	the front part of the tongue on the alveolar ridge (the rough area behind and above the upper teeth)
	the tongue and hard palate (on the roof of the mouth)
	the back of the tongue on the velum (soft palate)
29) Palatals
	using the glottis, the open space between the vocal folds
	the back of the tongue on the velum (soft palate)
	the tongue and hard palate (on the roof of the mouth)
	the tongue tip behind the upper teeth or between the teeth
30) Velars
	using the glottis, the open space between the vocal folds
	the back of the tongue on the velum (soft palate)
	the tongue and hard palate (on the roof of the mouth)
	the tongue tip behind the upper teeth or between the teeth
31) Glottals
	the back of the tongue on the velum (soft palate)
	the tongue and hard palate (on the roof of the mouth)
	the tongue tip behind the upper teeth or between the teeth
	using the glottis, the open space between the vocal folds
32) Familiar symbols
	which denote to most consonant sounds such as [p] in pop and [m] mom
	which refer to less familiar sounds, as they two ways of representing them, such as [th] in words thus and loathe
33) Unfamiliar symbols
	which denote to most consonant sounds such as [p] in pop and [m] mom
	which refer to less familiar sounds, as they two ways of representing them, such as [th] in words thus and loathe
34) bilabial voiceless consonants - produced by both lips
	Familiar symbols
	Unfamiliar symbols
35) dental voiceless consonants - produced with the involvement of teeth
	Familiar symbols
	Unfamiliar symbols
36) produced by completely stopping the air., such as [p], , [t], [d], [k], [g]
	Stops or plosives
	Fricatives
	Affricatives
	Nasals
37) produced by forcing the air through a narrow channel made by placing two articulators together, such as /f/ and /th/
	Stops or plosives
	Fricatives
	Affricatives
	Nasals
38) produced as stops at the beginning and released as fricatives at the end, such as /ch/ and /j/
	Stops or plosives
	Fricatives
	Affricatives
	Nasals
39) produced by allowing the air to escape freely through nose, such as /n/ and /m/.
	Stops or plosives
	Fricatives
	Affricatives
	Nasals
40) produced by partial closure in the mouth, such as /r/ and /i/.
	Stops or plosives
	Fricatives
	Liquids
	Glides/semi-vowels
41) produced with the tongue in motion or from the position of a vowel, such as /w/ and /y/ in yes and west.
	Stops or plosives
	Affricatives
	Liquids
	Glides/semi-vowels
42) Stops or plosives
	produced by completely stopping the air., such as [p], [b], [t], [d], [k], [g]
	produced by forcing the air through a narrow channel made by placing two articulators together, such as /f/ and /th/
	produced as stops at the beginning and released as fricatives at the end, such as /ch/ and /j/
	produced with the tongue in motion or from the position of a vowel, such as /w/ and /y/ in yes and west.
43) Fricatives
	produced by completely stopping the air., such as [p], [b], [t], [d], [k], [g]
	produced by forcing the air through a narrow channel made by placing two articulators together, such as /f/ and /th/
	produced as stops at the beginning and released as fricatives at the end, such as /ch/ and /j/
	produced by allowing the air to escape freely through nose, such as /n/ and /m/.
44) Affricatives
	produced by forcing the air through a narrow channel made by placing two articulators together, such as /f/ and /th/
	produced as stops at the beginning and released as fricatives at the end, such as /ch/ and /j/
	produced by allowing the air to escape freely through nose, such as /n/ and /m/.
	produced with the tongue in motion or from the position of a vowel, such as /w/ and /y/ in yes and west.
45) Nasals
	produced by forcing the air through a narrow channel made by placing two articulators together, such as /f/ and /th/
	produced as stops at the beginning and released as fricatives at the end, such as /ch/ and /j/
	produced by allowing the air to escape freely through nose, such as /n/ and /m/.
	produced with the tongue in motion or from the position of a vowel, such as /w/ and /y/ in yes and west.
46) Liquids
	produced by partial closure in the mouth, such as /r/ and /i/.
	produced with the tongue in motion or from the position of a vowel, such as /w/ and /y/ in yes and west.
	produced by allowing the air to escape freely through nose, such as /n/ and /m
	produced as stops at the beginning and released as fricatives at the end, such as /ch/ and /j/
47) Glides/semi-vowels
	= produced by allowing the air to escape freely through nose, such as /n/ and /m
	= produced as stops at the beginning and released as fricatives at the end, such as /ch/ and /j/
	produced by partial closure in the mouth, such as /r/ and /i/.
	produced with the tongue in motion or from the position of a vowel, such as /w/ and /y/ in yes and west.
48) is produced with a relatively free flow of air. They are voiced
	Phonetics
	voiceless
	Consonants
	Vowels
49) is a speech sound in which the mouth is open and the tongue is not touching the top of the mouth, the teeth
	vowel
	Nasals
	Affricatives
	Consonants
50) is a speech sound produced by humans when the breath flows out through the mouth without being blocked by the teeth, tongue, or lips
	Consonants
	vowel
	Stops or plosives
	Nasals
51) a combination of two adjacent vowel sounds within the same syllable.
	Diphthongs
	vowel
	Consonants
	Nasals
52) Diphthongs is a combination of ____ adjacent vowel sounds within the same syllable
	two
	three
	four
	eight
53) There are ____ diphthongs commonly used in Englis
	two
	three
	four
	eight

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