SHS English Language · Year 1
Consonant Sounds and Register practice questions
Plosive and fricative consonant sounds, information retrieval from texts, and formal versus informal vocabulary.
14 questions in this topic: 6 recall, 5 applying skills and concepts, 2 strategic thinking and 1 extended thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Strategic thinking
A student wants to leave the classroom to use the restroom and needs to ask a teacher politely. Which expression best fits this formal classroom context?
- aMay I be excused, please?
- bI need to take a leak.
- cGonna step out real quick.
- dHang on, be right back.
- Question 2Recall
Manner of articulation, as used in this section, refers to
- ahow a speech sound is produced
- bthe exact point in the mouth where a sound is made
- cwhether the vocal cords vibrate during a sound
- dthe number of syllables contained in a word
- Question 3Skills & concepts
Fricatives, such as the sounds /f/ and /s/, are produced by
- adirecting air through a narrow channel, causing friction and a hissing sound
- bcompletely stopping airflow before suddenly releasing it
- callowing air to leave the mouth with no obstruction whatsoever
- dholding the lips together without any air passing through
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