Phonetics quizzes
24 quizzes by 23 users
This Phonetics quizzes page on GoConqr gathers user-made questions on intonation, speech production and articulation. It is for university students practising phonetics and teachers looking for material to use in teaching. There are over 10 quizzes, mostly at university level. Pick a topic and try a quiz.
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- Speech Organs and Speech Production45
- Airstream Mechanisms and Phonation7
- Acoustic Phonetics and Speech Perception6
- Classification of Speech Sounds19
- Place and Manner of Articulation29
- Consonants37
- Vowels and Diphthongs7
- Phonemes and Allophones10
- IPA and Phonetic Transcription14
- Segmental and Suprasegmental Features37
- Connected Speech and Phonological Processes8
- Accents and Phonetic Variation8
Quizzes
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14 questionsHistory of Phonetics :) This word means "complete" or "perfect" and it was thought of as the divine language, or language of the gods.
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6 questionsTest about Intonation What is Intonation?
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33 questionsArtic & Phonology Ch 1 Terms
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54 questionsArtic & Phonology Ch 2 Quiz Syllables that do not contain codas
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10 questionsPlaces and manners of articulation The manner of articulation for all plosive stops is bilabial?
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20 questionsLinguistics Quiz Which term describes these items: /c/, /f/, /b/, /t/?
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5 questionsLi1: Phonetics
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4 questionsSpeech and Speech Production Speech is a highly (...) acoustic signal
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12 questionsLing Midterm Which set of these symbols are Alveolar?
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24 questionschild language - manner of articulation
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7 questionsLingustics Mid Saggital Sections What is the place of articulation
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20 questionsLinguistic Vocabulary Quiz The sound of consonants comes from the flow of air.
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10 questionsINDIVIDUAL SOUNDS OF ENGLISH Is made with the tip of the tongue touching the tooth ridge and air passing through the mouth over the side...
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8 questionsManner and place of articulation. Bilabial sounds are: /m/ /b/ /p/ /w/
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6 questionsIntonation quest Intonation is the melody of speech, how the pitch of the voice rises and falls.
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13 questionsUntitled
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5 questionsUntitled Humans have a variety of ways of producing sounds all of which are relevant to language.
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2 questionsUntitled What is a rounded vowel?
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1 questionsUntitled Which of the follow statements is FALSE?
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1 questionsUntitled Label the parts of the vocal tract.
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2 questionsUntitled
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3 questionsQuiz on IPA and Grammar (Part A of exam) Is the word "don't" a...
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1 questionsUntitled
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2 questionsJ. Lopez32 vowels created when the shape of the lips is rounded are?
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About phonetics quizzes
GoConqr OriginalWhat do these phonetics quizzes cover?
The quizzes offer different ways to check your understanding of speech. Speech and Speech Production asks about co-articulation, vocal organs and stages of speech production. Test about Intonation includes questions about what intonation does in an utterance. Other quizzes cover places and manners of articulation, speech sounds and linguistic vocabulary.
Choose a starting point
Start with Speech and Speech Production if you want to work through questions about how speech is made. For a more focused check on sounds, try Places and manners of articulation. Read each question carefully and note the terms you want to revisit.
If a term needs more attention, switch to flashcards or a mind map on the Phonetics unit page before returning to the quiz. Teachers can also choose a quiz that fits the topic their students are practising. Explore the list and find a question set that suits your revision.
Frequently asked questions
Which quiz can I start with?
Speech and Speech Production is a starting point for questions about how speech is made. It asks about co-articulation, vocal organs and the stages of speech production. If you want to focus on intonation instead, Test about Intonation offers questions on that topic.
Are the quizzes free to use?
Yes. Every quiz listed on this page is free to open, study and take without an account. The quizzes were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
What can I do if I need to review a term?
Return to the Phonetics unit page and use a flashcard deck or mind map to revisit the topic. Then come back to a quiz on this page. For example, you could review articulation before trying the questions in Places and manners of articulation.