BATY Modern English Structure

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Understanding English Phonology

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Which term refers to the ommission of a sound in connected speech ? *

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a] Stress

b] Elision

c] Assimilation

d] Rhythm

Option 4

The syllable structure of the word strange is……. *

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a) CCVCCC

b) CCCVCC

c) CCCCVCC

d) CCVCCCC

All sounds produced with the vibration of the vocal cords are called _________ sounds. *

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(A) Voiced

(B) Unvoiced

(D) Nasal

The consonant that begins a syllable is called . . . . *

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a] Releasing Consonant

b] Arresting Consonant

c] Consonant Cluster

d] None of the above

Option 4

Which of the following is a lateral sound ? *

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a] /l /

b] /v/

c] /ʤ/

d] /e/

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English sounds use . .. . . . . ... airstream mechanism. *

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a] pulmonic egressive

b] pulmonic ingressive

c] both a & b

d] None of the above

Option 4

A word containing two syllables is called . . . *

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. a] Disyllabic

b] Monosyllabic

c] Trisyllabic

d] Polysyllabic

Option 4

How many syllables are found in the word ‘secularism’? *

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a] Three

b] Four

c] Five

d] Six

The Adam’s apple is generally known as the ___________ *

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(A) Glottis

(B) larynx

(D) None of these

Verbs sending in ‘-ate’ having two syllables are accented on . . . . *

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a] on the last syllable

b] on the first syllable

c] None of the above

d] a & b

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