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Phonemes, allophones and rules basics.

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Froggy Jumps Phonemes & Rules QuizOnline version Phonemes, allophones and rules basics. by Oliver Adam 1 What is a phoneme? a A) A variation of a sound that doesn’t change meaning b C) A group of letters that sound similar c B) The smallest sound unit that can change meaning 2 What is an allophone? a B) A variant of a phoneme that doesn’t change meaning b A) A symbol for stress in a word c C) A sound that always changes meaning 3 What is the main difference between phonemes and allophones? a C) Allophones change spelling; phonemes don’t b B) Phonemes change meaning; allophones don’t c A) Phonemes are longer sounds than allophones 4 Which pair shows a phonemic difference? a B) pin vs. spin b A) tip vs. dip c C) map vs. mapp 5 Which pair shows allophones of one phoneme? a A) bat vs mat b B) pin [pʰ] vs. spin [p] c C) cat vs cot 6 Do allophones change word meaning? a C) Sometimes they do b B) No, they don’t c A) Yes, always 7 In pin [pʰɪn], the sound /p/ is: a C) Voiced b A) Aspirated c B) Unaspirated 8 In spin [spɪn], the sound /p/ is: a A) Aspirated b B) Unaspirated c C) Nasal 9 What do phonological rules explain? a A) How sounds change in different contexts b C) How sentences are formed c B) How words are spelled 10 In assimilation, what happens to a sound? a B) It completely disappears b C) It moves to the beginning of the word c A) It becomes more similar to a neighboring sound 11 Which example shows assimilation? a B) camera → [kæmrə] b A) input → [ʌmpʊt] c C) athlete → [æθəˈlɪt] 12 Which rule causes a sound to disappear? a B) Deletion b A) Assimilation c C) Insertion 13 Which rule adds a sound to make pronunciation easier? a C) Flapping b A) Deletion c B) Insertion (epenthesis) 14 In flapping, which sound usually changes between vowels? a C) /s/ → [ʃ] b A) /t/ → [ɾ] c B) /p/ → [b] 15 In American English, water is pronounced: a A) [wɑtəɹ] b B) [wɔɹə] c C) [wæɾə]

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Phonemes & Rules QuizOnline version

by Oliver Adam

What is a phoneme?

What is an allophone?

What is the main difference between phonemes and allophones?

Which pair shows a phonemic difference?

Which pair shows allophones of one phoneme?

Do allophones change word meaning?

In pin [pʰɪn], the sound /p/ is:

In spin [spɪn], the sound /p/ is:

What do phonological rules explain?

In assimilation, what happens to a sound?

Which example shows assimilation?

Which rule causes a sound to disappear?

Which rule adds a sound to make pronunciation easier?

In flapping, which sound usually changes between vowels?

In American English, water is pronounced: