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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة siham

الاجابة هي Acoustic phonetics

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[LEFT]The Study of the physical properties of speech Sounds
a-Articulatory phonetics
b- Acoustic phonetics
c- auditory phonetics
d- All of the above

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منو حل اسئله الدكتور هذي يعطيني لاهنتم

1. Which language belongs to the Indo-European language family?
a. Basque
b. Finnish
c. Welsh
d. Turkish
2. Which two languages do not belong to the Indo-European language family?
a. Hungarian and Finnish
b. Norwegian and Swedish
c. Romanian and Portuguese
d. Russian and Czech
3. Which Indo-European language has most native speakers?
a. English
b. Hindi
c. Russian
d. Spanish
4. When a student´s language fails to develop any further you speak of...
a. negative transfer
b. strategic incompetence
c. recursion
d. fossilization
5. The term interlanguage is used to refer to...
a. the language used in the interaction between teacher and student
b. the language used in the interaction between students
c. the language used in the interaction between two foreign students
d. the student´s language with elements of both L1 and L2
6. The process in first language acquisition which produces forms such as mans and foots is called...
a. overcorrection
b. overgeneralization
c. overkill
d. overemphasis
7. Penguin is a ... of bird.
a. homonym
b. synonym
c. hyponym
d. prototype


8. When describing the meaning of words in terms of +animate, -human etc. we describe...
a. semantic features
b. semantic roles
c. lexical relations
d. prototypes
9. The initial sound in thanks is a ...
a. voiceless dental stop.
b. voiced dental stop.
c. voiceless dental fricative.
d. voiced dental fricative.
10. The initial sound in that is a ...
a. voiceless dental stop.
b. voiced dental stop.
c. voiceless dental fricative.
d. voiced dental fricative.
11. The last sound in please is a ...
a. voiced alveolar fricative.
b. voiceless alveolar fricative.
c. voiced palatal fricative.
d. voiceless palatal fricative.
12. The last sound in thanks is a ...
a. voiced alveolar fricative.
b. voiceless alveolar fricative.
c. voiced palatal fricative.
d. voiceless palatal fricative
13. _______________ is an old language spoken in part of modern Turkey.
a. Phrygian
b. The language of Eden
c. God-given language
d. Divine language
14. According King James the 4th of Scotland “_____________ ” is the language of the Garden of Eden.
a. God-given language
b. Hebrew
c. Sign language
d. Phrygian



15. The words that sound similar to the noises they describe are called ________.
a. Phrygian
b. Onomatopoeia
c. ordinary talks
d. Interjections

16. _____________ are sounds that are usually produced with sudden intake breath.
a. Phrygian
b. Onomatopoeia
c. ordinary talks
d. Interjections

17. “ _____________” is above the vocal cords and acts as resonator for increases range of clarity of the sounds produced
a. Human tongue
b. Human Pharynx
c. Human mouth
d. Human Larynx

18. The sounds that are produced by the tongue tip and the upper front teeth are called ___________.
a. Dentals
b. Labiodentals
c. Bilabials
d. Alveolars

19. It is the sound ____ that is only produced by Glottals .
a. [f]
b. [p]
c. [d]
d. [ h]

20. “ ______________” is the study which deals with the physical properties of speech as sound waves in a language.
a. Phonetics
b. Acoustic Phonetics
c. Articulatory Phonetics
d. Auditory Phonetics


21. We use ________ to indicate a phoneme in a language.
a. ( )
b. [ ]
c. “ ”
d. / /

22. An example of inflectional languages is “_____________” language.
a. Mongolian
b. Turkish
c. Arabic
d. Japanese

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الواجب الثالث

جواب السؤال الاول
alveolars

جواب السؤال الثاني
voiced dental fricative

جواب السؤال الثالث
of a person or a place

جواب السؤال الرابع
conversion

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captain krik

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Slips of the tongue Another type of speech error is commonly described as a slip of the tongue.

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Cooing and babbling The earliest use of speech-like sounds has been described as cooing.


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Between six and eight months, the child produces a number of different vowels and consonants,


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The one-word stage Between twelve and eighteen months, children begin to produce a variety of recognizable single-unit utterances.

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Acquisition and learning

The term learning, however, applies to a more conscious process of accumulating knowledge

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Indo-European is the language family with the largest population and distribution in the world,

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منو حل اسئله الدكتور هذي يعطيني لاهنتم

1. Which language belongs to the Indo-European language family?
a. Basque
b. Finnish
c. Welsh
d. Turkish
2. Which two languages do not belong to the Indo-European language family?
a. Hungarian and Finnish
b. Norwegian and Swedish
c. Romanian and Portuguese
d. Russian and Czech
3. Which Indo-European language has most native speakers?
a. English
b. Hindi
c. Russian
d. Spanish
4. When a student´s language fails to develop any further you speak of...
a. negative transfer
b. strategic incompetence
c. recursion
d. fossilization
5. The term interlanguage is used to refer to...
a. the language used in the interaction between teacher and student
b. the language used in the interaction between students
c. the language used in the interaction between two foreign students
d. the student´s language with elements of both L1 and L2
6. The process in first language acquisition which produces forms such as mans and foots is called...
a. overcorrection
b. overgeneralization
c. overkill
d. overemphasis
7. Penguin is a ... of bird.
a. homonym
b. synonym
c. hyponym
d. prototype


8. When describing the meaning of words in terms of +animate, -human etc. we describe...
a. semantic features
b. semantic roles
c. lexical relations
d. prototypes
9. The initial sound in thanks is a ...
a. voiceless dental stop.
b. voiced dental stop.
c. voiceless dental fricative.
d. voiced dental fricative.
10. The initial sound in that is a ...
a. voiceless dental stop.
b. voiced dental stop.
c. voiceless dental fricative.
d. voiced dental fricative.
11. The last sound in please is a ...
a. voiced alveolar fricative.
b. voiceless alveolar fricative.
c. voiced palatal fricative.
d. voiceless palatal fricative.
12. The last sound in thanks is a ...
a. voiced alveolar fricative.
b. voiceless alveolar fricative.
c. voiced palatal fricative.
d. voiceless palatal fricative
13. _______________ is an old language spoken in part of modern Turkey.
a. Phrygian
b. The language of Eden
c. God-given language
d. Divine language
14. According King James the 4th of Scotland “_____________ ” is the language of the Garden of Eden.
a. God-given language
b. Hebrew
c. Sign language
d. Phrygian



15. The words that sound similar to the noises they describe are called ________.
a. Phrygian
b. Onomatopoeia
c. ordinary talks
d. Interjections

16. _____________ are sounds that are usually produced with sudden intake breath.
a. Phrygian
b. Onomatopoeia
c. ordinary talks
d. Interjections

17. “ _____________” is above the vocal cords and acts as resonator for increases range of clarity of the sounds produced
a. Human tongue
b. Human Pharynx
c. Human mouth
d. Human Larynx

18. The sounds that are produced by the tongue tip and the upper front teeth are called ___________.
a. Dentals
b. Labiodentals
c. Bilabials
d. Alveolars

19. It is the sound ____ that is only produced by Glottals .
a. [f]
b. [p]
c. [d]
d. [ h]

20. “ ______________” is the study which deals with the physical properties of speech as sound waves in a language.
a. Phonetics
b. Acoustic Phonetics
c. Articulatory Phonetics
d. Auditory Phonetics


21. We use ________ to indicate a phoneme in a language.
a. ( )
b. [ ]
c. “ ”
d. / /

22. An example of inflectional languages is “_____________” language.
a. Mongolian
b. Turkish
c. Arabic
d. Japanese

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