- •Immediate Constituents Grammar, Descriptive Linguistics and Transformational Grammar were created by…
- •In European tradition the beginning of linguistics as a purposeful and systematic study of language is ascribed to …
- •In the epoch of Renaissance linguists began to study …
- •I ne seye no meant in earlier times .
- •In linguistics, syntax syn-, "together", and táxis, "arrangement" from
- •100 Bc, Greek gramma meant
- •In the 17th century the term “linguist” meant …
- •In January 1889, the name of the Association (fta)(the association to encourage the use of phonetic notation) was changed to…
- •@@@ Phonetics as a branch of Linguistics
- •In January 1889, the name of the Association (fta)(the association to encourage the use of phonetic notation) was changed to…
- •Vocal cords and glottis constitute:
- •Variants of phonemes are: a)Speech sounds b)Letters c)Allophones
- •Intonational Phonetic Association was founded in… and began publications of a special phonetic magazine….
- •Variants of phonemes are: a)Speech sounds b)Letters c)Allophones
- •Intonational Phonetic Association was founded in… and began publications of a special phonetic magazine….
- •@@@ Problems of phonostylistics
- •In what sphere is declamatory style used?
- •It is …. Whose accent became the Received Pronunciation of Britain.
- •In what style is the speed of utterance related to the degree of formality? The formal speech is usually slow, less formal situations entail acceleration of speed.
- •Vocalic [3:], consonantal [m] or mixed [3:m]. Are …
- •If the voice moves down by slides within stressed syllables the head is called... .
- •@@@ Contemporary Linguistics
- •What are the main two parts of theoretical grammar?
- •Ime of the action
- •Which of the following class of pronouns is the most disputable one:
- •What is the categorical meaning of a verb ?
- •I wanted to be free him and happy. What function does the phrase perform in the sentence:
- •What is a syntactic bond?
Vocal cords and glottis constitute:
A)The resonator mechanism
B)The power mechanism
C)The obstructer mechanism
D)The vibrator mechanism
E)The articulator mechanism
$$$ 49B
What is obstructer mechanism responsible for?
A)For the production of vowels
B)For the production of consonants
C)For the production of sonorants only
D)For the production of all the sounds
E)For the production nasal sounds
$$$ 50E
What organs of speech belong to the resonator mechanism?
A)The pharynx
B)The larynx
C)The mouth cavity
D)The nasal cavity
E) all variant
$$$ 51C
What functions do the vocal cords perform?
A)Flexible and articulatory
B)Physiological physical
C)Original and vibrating
D)Perceptive and auditory
E)biological and linguistic
$$$ 52E According to the lip position English vowels are classified into:
A)Lax, tense
B)Tense, short
C)Long ,short
D)Short, rounded
E)Rounded, unrounded
$$$ 53B
English vowels are classified into:
According to the length
A)Tense ,short
B)Short ,long
C)Short .rounded
D)Rounded ,long
E)Lax .short
$$$ 54E
According to the place of obstruction forelingual consonants are classified into: A)Dental
B)Alveolar
C)lnterdental
D)Post-alveolar and palato-alveolar
E)A11 variants above
$$$ 55E
What are the principles of consonant classification?
A)Work of the vocal cords and the force of exhalation
B)Active organs of speech
C)The place of obstruction
D)Manner of noise production and the type of obstruction
E)All variants above
$$$56E What are the principles of vowel classification?
A)Positions of the lips
B)Positions of the tongue
QDegrees of tenseness and the character of the end
D)Length and stability of articulation
E) All variants above
$$$ 57E What is Phonology? A)Phonology investigates speech sounds
B)Phonology studies and investigates allophone;
C)Phonology investigates phoneme D)Phonology studies variants of phonemes
E) All variants above
$$$ 58B The phoneme theory became widely known and spread :
A)In 1930
B)After 1928
C) After 1940
D)in 1938
E) After 1926
$$$59D The phoneme is: A)A functional unit
B)The smallest non -distinctive unit
C)A functional distinctive unit
D)The smallest distinctive unit
E)A distinctive unit.
$$$ 60A
Who defined the phoneme as a physical image of a sound? A)l.A.Boudouin de Courtenay
B)Prof.Plotkin
C)Prof.Bloomfield
D)Prof.Trubeskoy
E)Prof.Jacobson
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