Pitch
Thought Groups
Linking
MIPA Symbols
Function Words
100
Pitch is considered this.
What is voice level?
100
There are this many thought groups in the sentence, " Open the door."
What is one?
100
A word that ends in a front vowel and is followed by a word with a back vowel is linked with this sound.
What is /y/?
100
The acronym of this phrase is MIPA.
What is Modified International Phonetic Alphabet?
100
This is an indefinite article pronounced with schwa.
What is "a"?
200
Pitch does this on the most important word in a sentence.
What is rise?
200
There are this many thought groups in the sentence, "She bought pizza, but she wouldn't share."
What is two?
200
A word that ends in a back vowel sound and is followed by a word that begins with another vowel is linked with this sound.
What is /w/?
200
This mark goes before and after the transcription.
What is a slash?
200
This is an auxiliary verb 3rd person plural, and it comes before a present progressive.
What is are?
300
These are lines above a sentence that represent pitch.
What are intonation contours?
300
These marks in a sentence are used to divide thought groups.
What are punctuation marks?
300
This is a synonym for joining the sounds of words. It is used when speaking.
What is linking?
300
This symbol looks like a backwards 3 and is in the word bed.
What is epsilon or open e?
300
This auxiliary verb has ash sound? Also, food, soda, or beer is stored in it.
What is can?
400
This is a minimal pair of this category that has a lax vowel and is a fruit famous in the state of Georgia.
What is peach?
400
Individual thought groups may contain one of these elements? (name at least two)
What are verb phrases, prepositional phrases, noun phrases, or relative clauses?
400
These are the four situations of linking.
What is vowel to consonant, consonant to vowel, vowel to vowel, and consonant to same consonant?
400
These three sounds are diphthongs.
What are /aw/, /ay, and /Ɔy/?
400
This is a phrase consisting of 3 function words that are modal verbs. The phrase expresses the inconvenience of regret. It is a colloquial expression.
What is shoulda, woulda, coulda?
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