1. Affricates

2. sonorants

3. rolled

4. glottal

Вопрос №52

According to the work of the vocal cords noise consonants may be

1. voiced and voiceless

2. round and square

3. large and narrow

4. iron and copper

Вопрос №53

According to the degree of noise English and Russian consonants are divided into two classes

1. noise consonants and sonorants

2. round and square

3. large and narrow

4. iron and copper

Вопрос №54

Consonants made with the tip of the tongue projected between the teeth

1. interdental

2. glottal

3. labial

4. alveolar

Вопрос №55

Consonants articulated in the glottis

1. glottal

2. lingual

3. labial

4. dental

Вопрос №56

Consonants made by the lips

1. labial

2. palatalized

3. bicentral

4. unicentral

Вопрос №57

Consonants articulated with the tip against the upper teeth ridge

1. alveolar

2. palatalized

3. bicentral

4. unicentral

Вопрос №58

A word or a group of words characterized by a certain intonation pattern and completed from the point of meaning

A. an intonation group

B. confusion

C. equinox

D. a mocking word

Вопрос №59

The first philologist to found the branch of phonetics which is concerned with the study of the purely linguistic aspect of speech sounds

1. I.A. Baudouin de Courtenay

2. L. Bloomfield

3. D. Jones

4. L. Hjelmslev

Вопрос №60

The founder of the Copenhagen linguistic Circle

1. L. Hjelmslev

2. L. Bloomfield

3. L. Bloomfield

4. I.A. Baudouin de Courtenay

Вопрос №61

The extreme form of the physical conception was propounded by

1. D. Jones

2. L. Bloomfield

3. L. Hjelmslev

4. I.A. Baudouin de Courtenay

Вопрос №62

According to V.A.Vassilyev there are two large groups of consonants

1. occlusive and constrictive

2. bicentral and unicentral

3. large and narrow

4. iron and copper

Вопрос №63

The prevalent principle of English orthography

1. conservative

2. morphological-derivational

3. monographemic

4. chaotic

Вопрос №64

The predominant principle of Russian orthography

1. morphological-derivational

2. conservative

3. chaotic

4. distorted

Вопрос №65

The musical word stress is typical for

1. Vietnamese

2. English

3. Russian

4. German

Вопрос №66

Recurrence of stressed syllables at more or less equal intervals of time in a speech continuum

1. speech rhythm

2. loudness

3. monologue

4. dialogue

Вопрос №67

A set of symbols for each phoneme of the language

A. allophonic transcription

B. Webster’s respelling system

C. alphabet

D. transliteration

Вопрос №68

According the notation of this scientist English vowels are denoted like this: [i]-[i:], [e]-[ж], [ ]-[ :], [ ]-[a:], [u]-[u:], [ə]-[ə:].