SHS 250 Study Guide with Complete Solutions
Second vowel sound in donate
/e/
Vowel sound in hid
/ɪ/
Vowel sound in beak
/i/
Vowel in had
/æ/
Articulatory Description: Low, Front, Lax, and unrounded vowel.
/æ/
Three aspects of vowel production are Spatial, Functional, and
Temporal
A speech sound formed without a significant constriction of air flow (in the oral and
pharyngeal cavities).
Vowel
An aspect of vowel production when the articulators are positioned so as not to constrict
the oral and pharyngeal cavities
Spatial
, Vowels usually serve as the ____________ __________
syllable nucleas
A pure vowel, a vowel of essentially unchanging phonetic quality throughout its duration
Monophthong
Characterized by constriction of the vocal tract
Consonant
A vowel like sound that serves as a syllable nucleus and involves a gradual transition from
one vowel articulation to another
Diphthong
First vowel sound in a diphthong is described as
Onglide
In general vowels are sustained _______ _______ ______
longer than consonants.
Second vowel sound in a diphthong is described as
Offglide
Single, unchanging vowel
Monophthong
Another name for endpoint vowels
Cardinal Vowels
Second vowel sound in donate
/e/
Vowel sound in hid
/ɪ/
Vowel sound in beak
/i/
Vowel in had
/æ/
Articulatory Description: Low, Front, Lax, and unrounded vowel.
/æ/
Three aspects of vowel production are Spatial, Functional, and
Temporal
A speech sound formed without a significant constriction of air flow (in the oral and
pharyngeal cavities).
Vowel
An aspect of vowel production when the articulators are positioned so as not to constrict
the oral and pharyngeal cavities
Spatial
, Vowels usually serve as the ____________ __________
syllable nucleas
A pure vowel, a vowel of essentially unchanging phonetic quality throughout its duration
Monophthong
Characterized by constriction of the vocal tract
Consonant
A vowel like sound that serves as a syllable nucleus and involves a gradual transition from
one vowel articulation to another
Diphthong
First vowel sound in a diphthong is described as
Onglide
In general vowels are sustained _______ _______ ______
longer than consonants.
Second vowel sound in a diphthong is described as
Offglide
Single, unchanging vowel
Monophthong
Another name for endpoint vowels
Cardinal Vowels
