ENG507 Important Topics by Sir Bin Sajid

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•  Radical' is a cover term for [pharyngeal] and [epiglottal] articulation made with the Root of the tongue.

 Which language has fixed phrase stress? Japanese

•  IPA is the set of symbols and diacritics that have been officially approved by IPA.
•  Nasalization diacritic is called Tilde.
•  The shape of the lips: spread as in /i/ vowel.
•  Sonorants are sonorants because they are Formant.
•  Vowel quality intonation Pitch.
•  In Japanese all more have approximately same Duration.

 Which language has no nasal vowels Saraiki. Urdu

•  Nasalization is common feature of Indo Aryan Languages.
•  Formats structure of approximants in match with Vowels.
•  I and owe the cluster of _____.V CV CCVC CVC.

 Cardinal vowels produced by Daniel Jones Noam Chomsky

•  ELT stands for English Language Teaching.
•  More than 3 syllables are called Tri Syllabic.
•  Assimilation is particularly studied in phonetic of Individual.
•  Which of the following symbol represents voiced alveolar tap? R.
•  In source filter theory, filter represents Cavity.
•  Waveform of nasals is _______ to waveform of vowels Difference Distinctive.
•  Sonorants are different from vowels because they have _____ amplitude Lower.
•  Confirming the pitch of spectral slice one should ignore___ at beginning Small Spikes.

 Difference between F2 and F1 is related to ___ of vowels. Backness

•  The formants that characterize different vowels are the result of the different shapes of the Vocal Tract.
•  The last part of the syllable is called Coda.
•  One should watch for the burst and aspiration in the Stop Sounds.
•  Which of the following vowel sounds (in the given word) will be uttered with neutral lips? Set
•  Frontness or backness of vowel is determined by the position of Tongue.
•  R. coloring is also termed as Rhotacization.
•  The study of the sequences of phonemes is called Phonotactics.
•  In syllable timed languages, all syllables tend to have a/an Equal time value.
•  In tonal languages, which of the following is an essential component of the pronunciation of word? Pitch
•  In Mandarin, the word ma means "mother" when it is said with High Pitch.
•  The study of intonation is sometimes called Intonology.
•  Which of the following types of phonetics is considered for specific purposes only? Individual Phonetics.
•  Acoustic is the study of the physics of the Speech Signal.
•  One should observe gap in pattern with burst for Voiceless and sharp formant beginning for voiced stops.

 Which of the following vowel is uttered by rounding lips? /U/

•  Which of the following features (place of articulation) best describes the stop /p/? Bilabial.
•  Which of the following features (place of articulation) best describes the stop /g/ Glottal?
•  Two native speakers of a language will always speak With Some Variation.
•  Spanish has a very simple system contrasting only Five vowel sounds.
•  In English, sounds /w/ and /j/ are considered Semi Vowels.
•  Which of the following symbols represents labialization as a secondary gesture? [w].
•  Speech is quite diverse and complex particularly when it comes to the phonetics of Individual
•  Which of the following words uses a seven phoneme pattern of syllable? Strengths.
•  PRAAT software is particularly useful for the Acoustic analysis.
•  The measurements are taken from the middle of a vowel sound because it is the Nucleus portion.
•  F1 is inversely related to the Height of the vowel.
•  The difference between F2 and F1 is related to the Frontness of the vowel.
•  The features (voiceless) and (breathy voice) are studied under the cover term Laryngeal.
•  Radical is a cover for (pharyngeal) and (epiglottal] articulations made with the Root of The Tongue.
•  In the production of a plosive like (p), which of the following is not a sub-task? Close The Teeth.
•  Sonorant is Vowel like sounds.
•  The question that is mainly answered by the contrastive function of distinctive feature theory is How is it Different?
•  Which of the following functions of the distinctive feature theory answers the question, what it is? Descriptive.
•  Which of the following is considered a GOLDEN method of SLA? Task Based Learning and Teaching (TBLT).
•  Sonorant is the sounds that basically consist of nasals and Glides.
•  English Language Teaching Reforms (ELTR) are the projects of the Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan
•  In spectrograms, time runs from left to right, and the frequency of the components is shown on the vertical scale.