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Old English Phonetics QuizVersión en línea Test OE pronunciation basics por Munisa Boltayeva 1 Which letters were used in Old English to spell the 'th' sounds? a thorn (þ) only b eth (ð) only c wynn (Ƿ) d thorn (þ) and eth (ð) 2 What does the letter wynn (Ƿ) represent in Old English? a the consonant /f/ b the consonant /w/ c the vowel /u/ d the consonant /v/ 3 Which vowel letter in Old English commonly stood for the /æ/ sound (as in 'cat')? a thorn (þ) b ash (æ) c epsilon (ε) d yogh (ȝ) 4 Old English long and short vowels can change word meaning. What is this feature called? a consonant mutation b tonal contrast c phonemic vowel length d grapheme doubling 5 Which two-letter sequence in Old English often indicates a separate vowel sound combination (a diphthong)? a ae b io c ea d ui 6 The OE letter yogh (ȝ) is best described as what type of sound marker? a a consonant symbol later used for /j/ or /g/ b a tone indicator c a punctuation mark d a vowel marker 7 Which of the following is NOT a true Old English phonetic feature? a Wynn represents /w/ b Thorn and Eth mark 'th' sounds c The Great Vowel Shift dramatically altered OE vowels d Vowel length matters for meaning 8 How were front vowels often affected before certain consonants in Old English (a common phonetic process)? a palatalization tendency b labialization c glottal stop insertion d nasalization 9 Which digraph in Old English often represents a /ʃ/ sound in some dialects? a ch b th c sh d sc 10 Which feature describes how Old English consonants can differ from Modern English in pronunciation? a OE used silent letters extensively b OE had no stress patterns c OE had more vowels than Modern English d some letters represented sounds no longer common in Modern English

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por Munisa Boltayeva

Which letters were used in Old English to spell the 'th' sounds?

What does the letter wynn (Ƿ) represent in Old English?

Which vowel letter in Old English commonly stood for the /æ/ sound (as in 'cat')?

Old English long and short vowels can change word meaning. What is this feature called?

Which two-letter sequence in Old English often indicates a separate vowel sound combination (a diphthong)?

The OE letter yogh (ȝ) is best described as what type of sound marker?

Which of the following is NOT a true Old English phonetic feature?

How were front vowels often affected before certain consonants in Old English (a common phonetic process)?

Which digraph in Old English often represents a /ʃ/ sound in some dialects?

Which feature describes how Old English consonants can differ from Modern English in pronunciation?