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Phonetic gameVersión en línea this game contains 14 questions and 4 variant answers each por aru 1 Which word has primary stress on the second syllable? Choose one or more answers a phorograph b relax c table d wallet 2 Which option correctly describes an open syllable? a A syllable ending in a consonant b A syllable containing two vowels c A syllable ending in a vowel sound d A syllable with no stress 3 The sound /ʤ/ is classified as: a Voiceless bilabial plosive b Voiced palato-alveolar affricate c Voiced dental fricative d Voiceless glottal fricative 4 The vowel /uː/ is: a Front, close, unrounded b Front, half-open, rounded c Central, open, unrounded d Back, close, rounded 5 . A falling intonation is typically used in: a Statements and wh-questions b Yes/No questions c Polite requests d Expressions of surprise 6 Which of the following is a central monophthong? a /iː/ b /ɜː/ c /æ/ d /u/ 7 In the word “texts”, which part represents the coda? a /te/ b /k/ c /t/ d /ksts/ 8 Which diphthong is present in the word “face”? a /eɪ/ b /ɔɪ/ c /aʊ/ d /əʊ/ 9 Which word is typically unstressed in a sentence? a Nouns b Main verbs c Auxiliary verbs d Adjectives 10 In the phrase “last night”, the /t/ at the end of last is often not pronounced. Which connected speech process explains this? a ellison b intrusion c assimilation d stress shift 11 How many morphemes are in the word “replaying”? a 1 b 2 c 3 d 4 12 Which statement correctly describes a phoneme? a A letter in the alphabet b A stressed syllable c A word in a sentence d The smallest unit of sound that can change meaning 13 Which of the following is a voiceless fricative? a /v/ b /z/ c /f/ d /ð/ 14 Which organ of speech is mainly responsible for producing alveolar sounds like /t/ and /d/? a Lips b Soft palate c teeth d Tounge tip

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Which word has primary stress on the second syllable?

Choose one or more answers

Which option correctly describes an open syllable?

The sound /ʤ/ is classified as:

The vowel /uː/ is:

. A falling intonation is typically used in:

Which of the following is a central monophthong?

In the word “texts”, which part represents the coda?

Which diphthong is present in the word “face”?

Which word is typically unstressed in a sentence?

In the phrase “last night”, the /t/ at the end of last is often not pronounced. Which connected speech process explains this?

How many morphemes are in the word “replaying”?

Which statement correctly describes a phoneme?

Which of the following is a voiceless fricative?

Which organ of speech is mainly responsible for producing alveolar sounds like /t/ and /d/?