Language and Linguistics MCQ Multiple Choice Questions

Correct Answer is: Backformation

Correct Answer is: Polysyllabic

Correct Answer is: None of the above

Correct Answer is: None of the above

Correct Answer is: Minimal pairs

Correct Answer is: Minimal pairs

151. Words such as edit and house-keep are instances of

152. Words such as phone and photo are instances of

153. Words such as smog and motel are instances of

154. Words such as UNESCO and RADAR are instances of

155. Words which represent the sounds of their referents are called

156. Words with more than three syllables are called...........words

157. ..................are articulated by raising the back of the tongue towards the soft palate

158. .................articulated by the tip and the blade of the tongue against the teeth ridge with raising of the front of the tongue toward the palate

159. .................is used to designate words pronounced differently though identically

160. ................refers to significant changes of pitch and stress pertaining to sentences.

161. ................refers to the phenomenon of pauses in speech.

162. ...............are also called secondary phonemes

163. ...............are sounds articulated in the glottis

164. ..............is the accent on certain words within the a sentence

165. .............are articulated by raising the front of the tongue towards the hard palate

166. .............are gliding sounds during the articulation of which, the speech organs glide from one vowel position to another

167. .............are the different concrete phonetic variation of the same phoneme

168. .............are words which differ only in one phoneme

169. ............are also called prosodic features

170. ............are produced involving the tip of the tongue and the back part of the teeth ridge.

171. ............is a monosyllabic vowel combination of a diphthong and a the weak vowel

172. /f/ and /v/ are called

173. /f/and /v/ are

174. /h/ in the word he is a.............sound

175. /K/and /g/ are examples for...........sounds

176. /m/ and /n/ are called

177. /m/ is a.............consonant

178. /p/, /b/, /m/ and /w/ are

179. /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, and /g/ are examples for

180. /s/, /z/ are called

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Language and Linguistics MCQ Questions for Practice

151. Words such as edit and house-keep are instances of

152. Words such as phone and photo are instances of

153. Words such as smog and motel are instances of

154. Words such as UNESCO and RADAR are instances of

155. Words which represent the sounds of their referents are called

156. Words with more than three syllables are called...........words

157. ..................are articulated by raising the back of the tongue towards the soft palate

158. .................articulated by the tip and the blade of the tongue against the teeth ridge with raising of the front of the tongue toward the palate

159. .................is used to designate words pronounced differently though identically

160. ................refers to significant changes of pitch and stress pertaining to sentences.

161. ................refers to the phenomenon of pauses in speech.

162. ...............are also called secondary phonemes

163. ...............are sounds articulated in the glottis

164. ..............is the accent on certain words within the a sentence

165. .............are articulated by raising the front of the tongue towards the hard palate

166. .............are gliding sounds during the articulation of which, the speech organs glide from one vowel position to another

167. .............are the different concrete phonetic variation of the same phoneme

168. .............are words which differ only in one phoneme

169. ............are also called prosodic features

170. ............are produced involving the tip of the tongue and the back part of the teeth ridge.

171. ............is a monosyllabic vowel combination of a diphthong and a the weak vowel

172. /f/ and /v/ are called

173. /f/and /v/ are

174. /h/ in the word he is a.............sound

175. /K/and /g/ are examples for...........sounds

176. /m/ and /n/ are called

177. /m/ is a.............consonant

178. /p/, /b/, /m/ and /w/ are

179. /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, and /g/ are examples for

180. /s/, /z/ are called

Language and Linguistics MCQ Multiple Choice Questions - Page 6 for Practice

Language and Linguistics MCQ Questions for Practice

151. Words such as edit and house-keep are instances of

152. Words such as phone and photo are instances of

153. Words such as smog and motel are instances of

154. Words such as UNESCO and RADAR are instances of

155. Words which represent the sounds of their referents are called

156. Words with more than three syllables are called...........words

157. ..................are articulated by raising the back of the tongue towards the soft palate

158. .................articulated by the tip and the blade of the tongue against the teeth ridge with raising of the front of the tongue toward the palate

159. .................is used to designate words pronounced differently though identically

160. ................refers to significant changes of pitch and stress pertaining to sentences.

161. ................refers to the phenomenon of pauses in speech.

162. ...............are also called secondary phonemes

163. ...............are sounds articulated in the glottis

164. ..............is the accent on certain words within the a sentence

165. .............are articulated by raising the front of the tongue towards the hard palate

166. .............are gliding sounds during the articulation of which, the speech organs glide from one vowel position to another

167. .............are the different concrete phonetic variation of the same phoneme

168. .............are words which differ only in one phoneme

169. ............are also called prosodic features

170. ............are produced involving the tip of the tongue and the back part of the teeth ridge.

171. ............is a monosyllabic vowel combination of a diphthong and a the weak vowel

172. /f/ and /v/ are called

173. /f/and /v/ are

174. /h/ in the word he is a.............sound

175. /K/and /g/ are examples for...........sounds

176. /m/ and /n/ are called

177. /m/ is a.............consonant

178. /p/, /b/, /m/ and /w/ are

179. /p/, /b/, /t/, /d/, /k/, and /g/ are examples for

180. /s/, /z/ are called