SHS 250 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
What are the subdomains that influence the skill-based component of clinical
phonetics? - Answers -Linguistic complexity, response complexity, system complexity.
count syllables of the words SILLY, AUDIOLOGY, RHYTHM - Answers -sill-y, aud-i-ol-
o-gy, rhyth-m
how many phonemes in each word
1) THROUGH,
2) HILL,
3) KNEE,
4) ROUGH - Answers -1) 3
2) 3
3) 2
4) 3
identify syllable shape
1) brrr
2) numb
3) ache
4) burr - Answers -1) CV
2) CVC
3) VC
4)CV
One of the sound variants within a phoneme class, often used in a specified phonetic
context. - Answers -Allophone
allophones that may be used interchangeably - Answers -free variation
two or more allophones of a phoneme that occur mutually exclusive phonetic contexts -
Answers -complimentary distribution
the components of a syllable are.. - Answers -onset, nucleus, and coda
parts of the vocal tract - Answers -1. Alveolar Ridge
2. Hard Palate
3. Soft Palate/Velum
4. Uvula
5. Pharynx
6. Glottis
3 systems of speech production - Answers -respiratory, laryngeal, supralaryngeal
What are the subdomains that influence the skill-based component of clinical
phonetics? - Answers -Linguistic complexity, response complexity, system complexity.
count syllables of the words SILLY, AUDIOLOGY, RHYTHM - Answers -sill-y, aud-i-ol-
o-gy, rhyth-m
how many phonemes in each word
1) THROUGH,
2) HILL,
3) KNEE,
4) ROUGH - Answers -1) 3
2) 3
3) 2
4) 3
identify syllable shape
1) brrr
2) numb
3) ache
4) burr - Answers -1) CV
2) CVC
3) VC
4)CV
One of the sound variants within a phoneme class, often used in a specified phonetic
context. - Answers -Allophone
allophones that may be used interchangeably - Answers -free variation
two or more allophones of a phoneme that occur mutually exclusive phonetic contexts -
Answers -complimentary distribution
the components of a syllable are.. - Answers -onset, nucleus, and coda
parts of the vocal tract - Answers -1. Alveolar Ridge
2. Hard Palate
3. Soft Palate/Velum
4. Uvula
5. Pharynx
6. Glottis
3 systems of speech production - Answers -respiratory, laryngeal, supralaryngeal
