vowels
consonants
syllable structure
Swedish 'errors'
terminology
100

The lip shape of the GOOSE vowel.

What is rounded?

100

These consonants are characterized by an obstruction of airflow.

What are obstruents?

100

The elements of the syllable rhyme.

What are the nucleus and coda?

100

Two typical challenges might a Swede have when pronouncing the word worth

What are production of /w/ and /θ/?

100

Occurrence of a particular allophone cannot be predicted from the phonetic context.

What is free variation?

200

These vowels are produced if the tongue is high.

What are close vowels?

200

These consonants are characterized by continuous, unobstructed airflow in the vocal tract.

What are sonorants?

200

The consonants before the nucleus.

What is the onset?

200

Typical error a Swede might make in pronouncing the word measure?

What is replace /ʒ/ with /j/?



200

The occurrence of allophones is predictable from the context (phonetic environment).

What is complementary distribution?

300

These vowels are transcribed with a "length mark".

What are free vowels?

300

The lip shape of /ʃ/.

What is strongly rounded and protruding?

300

The second syllable in the word button (GA & GB).

What is a syllabic consonant?

300

Typical error a Swede might make when saying just.

What is pronouncing the lenis, palato-alveolar, affricate /dʒ/ as the palatal, (central) approximant /j/? 

300

This refers to the environment in which the contrast between phonemes is lost.

What is neutralization?

400

These vowels have an obvious change in tongue and sometimes also the lip shape. 

What are dipthongs or glides?

400

The place and manner of articulation of /tʃ  dʒ/

What are palato-alveolar, affricates?

400

This is /dʒ/ in jumps.

What is the onset?

400

Typical error a Swede might make when pronouncing the word easy.

What is replace /z/ by /s/?

voiced / voiceless alveolar fricative

400

GB: /ˈstjuːdnt/ --->  GA: /ˈstuːdnt/ 

What is yod-dropping?

500

The vowel in rude is longer than the vowel in root.

What is pre-fortis clipping?

500

This [h] occurs when fortis plosives /p t k/ are initial in a stressed syllable. 

What is aspiration?

500

Speech sounds are typically ranked according to their manner of articulation.

What is hierarchy of sonority?

500

Typical error when a Swede might have when pronouncing the word cheap.

What is replace
 /tʃ/ with /ʃ/?

/tʃiːp/  vs  /ʃiːp/

500

A difference between accents with respect to the number of phonemes in the phoneme system.

What is systemic variation?