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Great Vowel Shift Essentials

Froggy Jumps

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Quiz on English vowel changes from ME to Modern English.

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Great Vowel Shift Essentials
 

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Quiz on English vowel changes from ME to Modern English.

by Rocherick Coto Mena
1

Which ME long vowel [i:] in 'sweete' shifted to in Modern English?

2

What happened to Middle English high vowels [i:] and [u:]?

3

Which ME vowel [e:] mostly raised to [i] in early Modern English?

4

Which modern word pair shows the Great Vowel Shift affecting [e:] to [i]?

5

What is the common outcome for ME [u:] and [o:] in many words?

6

Which ME diphthong merged into [yu] and later often reduced to [u]?

7

Which pair shows how ME [e:] and [e:] variants influenced spelling-based pronunciations?

8

By the eighteenth century, which pronunciation of heath/beast/grease persisted only in a few words?

9

Which term describes the shift where length became less important than vowel quality?

10

Which word demonstrates the ME to MD vowel change: "root" with ME [o:] becoming what?

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