500 câu trắc nghiệm tổng hợp Ngữ âm - âm vị học có đáp án - Phần 3

A. /sr/

B. /tr/

C. /str/

D. /ts/

A. Rhythm

B. Word-stress

C. Timbre

D. Assimilation

A. Loudness

B. Length

C. Pitch

D. Meaning

A. On the first syllable

B. On the last syllable

C. On the second syllable

D. On the last but one

A. Family

B. Cinema

C. Intellect

D. Advantage

A. Readable

B. Photography

C. Mountaineer

D. Speaking

A. Entertainment

B. Evacuee

C. Proverbial

D. Expensive/Advantageous

A. Advantage - Advantageous

B. Read - Readable

C. Govern - Government

D. Wide - Widen

A. Mountaineer

B. Teaching

C. Photography

D. Perfection

A. Widely

B. Looking

C. Ice-cream

D. Climate

A. Tempo of speech

B. Sentence stress

C. The pitch of the voice

D. Special coloring of the voice

A. Tone

B. Intonation

C. Inflectional

D. Agglutinating

A. The Fall

B. The Rise

C. The Fall-Rise

D. The Rise-Fall

A. The Fall

B. The Rise

C. The Fall-Rise

D. The Rise-Fall

A. The Fall

B. The Rise

C. The Fall-Rise

D. The Rise-Fall

A. The Fall

B. The Rise

C. The Fall-Rise

D. The Rise-Fall

A. The Fall

B. The Rise

C. The Fall-Rise

D. The Rise-Fall

A. The Fall

B. The Rise

C. The Fall-Rise

D. The Rise-Fall

A. Rhythm

B. Pitch

C. Assimilation

D. Pronunciation

A. Emotional

B. Grammatical

C. Textual

D. None of the above

A. In English, the stress always falls on the last syllable of any word

B. French is the language where the last syllable is usually stressed

C. Polish is the language where the penultimate syllable is usually stressed

D. Czech is the language where the first syllable is stressed

A. 1

B. 2

C. 3

D. 4

A. Ger.ma.ny

B. Germ.any

C. German.y

D. Ger.many

A. Talk

B. Learn

C. Or

D. At

A. Learn

B. Sea

C. Sit

D. At

A. The English long vowels always occur in a phonetically open syllable when they are separated from a following syllabic sound by only one consonant

B. The English diphthong always occur in a phonetically open syllable when they are separated from a following syllabic sound by only one consonant

C. The English unstressed vowels always occur in a phonetically open syllable when they are separated from a following syllabic sound by only one consonant

D. A short stressed vowel when separated from a following syllabic sound by only one consonant always occur in a closed syllable, although it is difficult to tell where the point of syllable division is

A. Little

B. Read

C. Can

D. Eye

A. Meat

B. Reach

C. Do

D. Sit

A. Me

B. Heart

C. Oh

D. Sit

A. Assimilation

B. Sentence stress

C. Wordgroup

D. Phoneme