CBT TEST

ENG 203 CBT PRACTICE

Phil January 21, 2025Last Updated: January 21, 2025

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There are 40 questions which you are to answer in 15 minutes that gives you roughly 30 seconds per question.

If you can get at least 60%, you can be rest assured that you’ll ace ENG 203 exam

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50 – 59 C

45 – 49 D

40 – 44 E

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1. What is the name for a speech sound characterized by a complete closure in the vocal tract, followed by an explosive release?

A. Approximant

B. Nasal

C. Fricative

D. Plosive

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2. What is the term for sounds made with the vibration of the vocal folds?

A. Voiceless sounds

B. Plosives

C. Voiced sounds

D. Nasal sounds

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3. Which of the following is a suprasegmental feature?

A. Place of articulation

B. Stress

C. Voicing

D. Vowels

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4. Amplitude in acoustic phonetics measures:

A. Pitch

B. Duration

C. Frequency

D. Loudness

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5. What is the primary focus of phonetics?

A. The study of meaning in language

B. The physical production and acoustic properties of speech sounds

C. The organization of sounds in a language

D. The study of sound systems in specific languages

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6. What is the term for a word that connects a noun to the rest of the sentence, often indicating location, direction, or time?

A. Adverb

B. Preposition

C. Article

D. Verb

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7. What is a stress-timed language?

A. A language that relies on mora timing

B. . A language that does not have phonotactic rules

C. . A language where each syllable takes the same amount of time

D. A language where stressed syllables occur at regular intervals

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8. Which part of speech modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb?

A. Adverb

B. Preposition

C. Pronoun

D. Conjunction

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9. What is the airstream mechanism used in the production of most English sounds?

A. Pulmonic ingressive

B. Velaric ingressive

C. Pulmonic egressive

D. Glottalic egressive

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10. What punctuation mark is used to indicate possession or contractions?

A. Comma

B. Apostrophe

C. Colon

D. Semicolon

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11. Which of the following best defines a noun?

A. word that names a person, place, thing, or idea

B. word that modifies a verb

C. word used to join sentences

D. A word that describes an action

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12. Which of the following is an example of an auxiliary verb?

A. Run

B. Beautiful

C. Quickly

D. Have

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13. Which of the following is an example of a preposition?

A. And

B. Quickly

C. Jumped

D. Between

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14. Which branch of phonetics studies the perception and recognition of speech sounds?

A. Acoustic phonetics

B. Segmental phonetics

C. Auditory phonetics

D. Articulatory phonetics

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15. Identify the type of pronoun in the sentence: "This is mine."

A. Personal pronoun

B. Demonstrative pronoun

C. Possessive pronoun

D. Reflexive pronoun

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16. What is the role of a conjunction in a sentence?

A. To modify a noun

B. To join words, phrases, or clauses

C. To express an action

D. To introduce a noun

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17. What type of assimilation occurs when a voiceless sound becomes voiced due to a neighboring sound?

A. Manner assimilation

B. Voicing assimilation

C. Place assimilation

D. Stress assimilation

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18. Which branch of phonetics is concerned with how sounds are perceived?

A. Acoustic phonetics

B. Auditory phonetics

C. Articulatory phonetics

D. Suprasegmental phonetics

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19. What is the place of articulation for the bilabial sound /m/?

A. Lips

B. Tongue and hard palate

C. Tongue and alveolar ridge

D. Vocal cords

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20. Which of the following is a suprasegmental feature?

A. Place of articulation

B. Intonation

C. Consonant clusters

D. Phonemes

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21. What distinguishes phonemes like /p/ and /b/ in English?

A. Place of articulation

B. Manner of articulation

C. Nasalization

D. Voicing

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22. What is an allophone?

A. A variant of a phoneme that does not change meaning

B. A process of vowel reduction

C. A phoneme that contrasts meaning

D. A segment of suprasegmental phonology

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23. In the sentence "He is taller than his brother," the word "taller" is an example of

A. . A verb

B. A comparative adjective

C. A noun

D. An adverb

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24. Which of the following is an example of a voiceless sound?

A. /d/

B. /b/

C. /p/

D. /m/

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25. What is the unit of measurement for frequency in acoustic phonetics?

A. Millisecond (ms)

B. Nanosecond

C. Decibel (dB)

D. Hertz (Hz)

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26. Which of the following affects the duration of speech?

A. Pitch

B. Distance from the source

C. Language

D. Loudness

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27. What is the main focus of phonology?

A. The perception of speech sounds by listeners

B. The study of sound waves

C. The organization of sounds in a language to convey meaning

D. The physical production of speech sounds

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28. What is the place of articulation for the sounds /t/ and /d/?

A. Velar

B. Palatal

C. Alveolar

D. Bilabial

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29. The position of the tongue relative to the roof of the mouth

A. The rounding of the lips

B. The position of the tongue relative to the roof of the mouth

C. The duration of the vowel

D. The tension in the vocal cords

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30. The study of meaning in languagex link

A. The organization of sounds in a language

B. The study of meaning in language

C. The study of sound systems in specific languages

D. The physical production and acoustic properties of speech sounds

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31. What is a compound sentence?

A. A sentence with one independent clause

B. A sentence with a subject and a predicate

C. A sentence with two or more independent clauses joined by a conjunction

D. A sentence with one dependent clause

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32. What is an adjective?

A. A word that connects phrases or clauses

B. A word that modifies nouns or pronouns

C. A word that shows action or state of being

D. A word that expresses a complete thought

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33. What is the primary function of grammar in language?

A. To convey emotions

B. To arrange words into meaningful patterns

C. To provide synonyms and antonyms

D. To analyze sound systems

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34. Which phonological process involves removing a sound in casual speech?

A. Assimilation

B. Metathesis

C. Deletion

D. Insertion

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35. What type of sentence expresses a command or request?

A. Declarative

B. Interrogative

C. Exclamatory

D. Imperative

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36. What type of sound is /ŋ/?

A. Voiced alveolar nasal

B. Voiceless velar nasal

C. Voiced bilabial nasal

D. Voiced velar nasal

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37. Which sentence uses a verb in the past tense?

A. He will visit the museum.

B. We are reading a book.

C. She runs every morning.

D. They played football yesterday

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38. What is the function of an interjection in a sentence?

A. To connect clauses

B. To express sudden emotions or feelings

C. To indicate possession

D. To describe a noun

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39. What is the pitch range for typical human speech?

A. 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz

B. 80 Hz - 800 Hz

C. 100 Hz - 400 Hz

D. Less than 200 Hz

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40. What is the syllable structure that contains an onset, nucleus, and coda?

A. Syllable segment

B. Prosodic unit

C. Monosyllabic word

D. Phonotactic rule

Your score is

The average score is 61%

Phil January 21, 2025Last Updated: January 21, 2025

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ENG 203 CBT PRACTICE

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