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Linguistics Phoentics

1.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [p]?

pit, tip, spit, hiccough/ hiccup, appear

2.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [b]?

ball, globe, amble, brick, bubble

3.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [t]?

tag, pat, stick, pterodactyl, stuffed

4.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [d]?

dip, card, drop, loved, batted

5.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [k]?

kit, scoot, character, critique,

The letter <x> in exceed and excruciating represents a series of two sounds: [ks].

6.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [g]?

guard, bag, finger, designate, Pittsburgh

7.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ʔ]? "glottal stop"

uh-oh, hatrack, Batman, button, curtain

8.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [f]?

foot, laugh, philosophy, coffee, carafe

9.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [v]?

vest, dove, gravel, anvil, average

10.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [θ]? "theta"

through, wrath, thistle, ether, teeth

11.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ð]?

or eth [ɛð]

the, their, mother, either, teethe

12.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [s]

soap, psychology, packs, descent, peace,

excruciating1

1 The letter <x> in exceed and excruciating represents a series of two sounds: [ks].

13.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [z]

zip, roads, kisses, Xerox, design

14.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ʃ]

esh [ɛʃ]?

shy, mission, nation, glacial, sure

15.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make[ ʒ]

yogh [joʊg] or ezh [ɛʒ]

measure, vision, azure, casualty, decision

16.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [h]

who, hat, rehash, hole, whole

17.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ʧ]

choke, match, feature, constituent

18.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ʤ]

judge, George, Jell-O, region, residual

19.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [m]

moose, lamb, smack, amnesty, ample

20.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [n]

nap, design, snow, know, mnemonic

21.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ŋ]

engma or eng

lung, think, finger, singer, ankle

22.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [l]

leaf, feel, Lloyd, mild, applaud

23.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ɹ]

reef, fear, Harris, prune, carp

24.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ɾ] "flap"

butter, udder, cuter, Adam, bottle, ready

25.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [w]

with, swim, mowing, queen, twilight

26.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [w̥]2 "voiceless ‘w’"

which, where, what, whale, why

(for those dialects in which witch

and which do not sound the same)

27.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [j] "yod" [joʊd]

you, beautiful, feud, use, yell

28.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make " syllabic m"

possum, chasm, Adam, bottomless

29.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make " syllabic ‘n’"

button, chicken, lesson, kittenish

30.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make "syllabic ‘l’ "

little, single, simple, stabilize

31.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ɹ̩]3

ladder, singer, burp, percent, bird

32.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [i]

beat, we, believe, people, money, dean

33.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ɪ]

bit, consist, injury, malignant, business, gym

34.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ɛ] "epsilon"

bet, reception, says, guest, bend

35.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [æ] "ash"

bat, laugh, anger, comrade, rally, hand

36.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [u]

boot, who, brewer, duty, through, dune

37.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ʊ] upsilon

put, foot, butcher, could, boogie-woogie

38.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ɔ] "open ‘o’"

bought, caught, wrong, stalk, core, law

39.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ɑ] "script ‘a’"

pot, father, sergeant, honor, hospital, bomb

40.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ʌ] "wedge or turned ‘v’"

but, tough, another, oven, fungus

41.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ə] "schwa"

among, Asia, eloquent, famous, harmony

42.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ɑɪ]

I, abide, Stein, aisle, choir, island, fine

43.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ɑʊ]

bout, brown, doubt, flower, loud

44.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [ɔɪ]

boy, doily, rejoice, perestroika, annoy

45.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [oʊ]

oh, boat, beau, grow, though, over

46.

What sound does the following IPA symbol make [eɪ]

bait, reign, great, they, gauge, age

47.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [p]

Voicing: Voiceless

Place of Articulation: Bilabial

Manner of Articulation: Stop

48.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [b]

Voicing: Voiced

Place of Articulation: Bilabial

Manner of Articulation: Stop

49.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [t]

Voicing: Voiceless

Place of Articulation: Alveolar

Manner of Articulation: Stop

50.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [k]

Voicing Voiceless

Place of Articulation:Velar

Manner of Articulation: Stop

51.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [g]

Voicing: voiced

Place of Articulation: Velar

Manner of Articulation: Stop

52.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [ʔ]

Voicing: Voiceless

Place of Articulation: Glottal

Manner of Articulation: Stop

53.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [f]

Voicing: Voiceless

Place of Articulation: Labio-dental

Manner of Articulation: Fricative

54.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [v]

Voicing: voiced

Place of Articulation: Labio-dental

Manner of Articulation: Fricative

55.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [θ]

Voicing: Voiceless

Place of Articulation: Inter-dental

Manner of Articulation; Fricative

56.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [ð]

Voicing: Voiced

Place of Articulation: Inter-dental

Manner of Articulation: Fricative

57.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [s]

Voicing: Voiceless

Place of Articulation: Alveolar

Manner of Articulation: Fricative

58.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [z]

Voicing: Voiced

Place of Articulation: Alveolar

Manner of Articulation: Fricative

59.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [ʃ]

Voicing: Voiceless

Place of Articulation: Post-Alveolar

Manner of Articulation: Fricative

60.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [ʒ]

Voicing: Voiced

Place of Articulation: Post-Alveolar

Manner of Articulation: Fricative

61.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [h]

Voicing: Voiceless

Place of Articulation:Glottal

Manner of Articulation: Fricative

62.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [ʧ]

Voicing: Voiceless

Place of Articulation: Post-Alveolar

Manner of Articulation: Affricate

63.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [ʤ]

Voicing: Voiced

Place of Articulation: Post-Alveolar

Manner of Articulation: Affricate

64.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [ɾ]

Voicing: Voiced

Place of Articulation: Alveolar

Manner of Articulation: Flap

65.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [m]

Voicing: Voiced

Place of Articulation: Bilabial

Manner of Articulation: Nasal

66.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [n]

Voicing: Voiced

Place of Articulation: Alveolar

Manner of Articulation: Nasal

67.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [ŋ]

Voicing: Voiced

Place of Articulation: Velar

Manner of Articulation: Nasal

68.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [l]

Voicing: Voiced

Place of Articulation: Alveolar

Manner of Articulation: Lateral Liquid

69.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [ɹ]

Voicing: Voiced

Place of Articulation: Alveolar

Manner of Articulation: Retroflex Liquid

70.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [w̥]

Voicing: Voiceless

Place of Articulation: Bilabial

Manner of Articulation: Glide

71.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [w3]

Voicing: Voiced

Place of Articulation: Bilabial

Manner of Articulation: Glide

72.

What is the Voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for [j]

Voicing: Voiced

Place of Articulation: Palatal

Manner of Articulation: Glide

73.

What are the four-part articulatory descriptions for the vowel sound [i]

high, front, unrounded and tense.

74.

What are the four-part articulatory descriptions for the vowel sound [ɪ]

High, Front, unrounded, and lax

75.

What are the four-part articulatory descriptions for the vowel sound [ʊ]

high, back, rounded, and lax

76.

What are the four-part articulatory descriptions for the vowel sound [u]

high, back rounded, and tense

77.

What are the four-part articulatory descriptions for the vowel sound [ɛ]

Mid, Front, unrounded, and lax

78.

What are the four-part articulatory descriptions for the vowel sound [ə]

mid, central, unrounded, and lax

79.

What are the four-part articulatory descriptions for the vowel sound [ʌ]

mid, central, unrounded, and lax

80.

What are the four-part articulatory descriptions for the vowel sound [ɔ]

mid, back, rounded, and lax

81.

What are the four-part articulatory descriptions for the vowel sound [æ]

low, front, unrounded, and lax

82.

What are the four-part articulatory descriptions for the vowel sound [a]

low, back, unrounded, and lax