LINGUISTICS
1.	Intro to Language	2.	Intro to Linguistics
3.	Phonetics	4.	Phonology
5.	Morphology	6.	Syntax
7.	Semantics	8.	Pragmatics
9.	Stylistics	10.	Applied Linguistics
11.	Socio-Linguistics	12.	Psycho-Linguistics
13.	Discourse Analysis	14.	Corpus

When the vocal cords are spread apart and the air from the lungs passes between them unimpeded(without any stoppage) the sound is called:

A. Unvoiced
B. Voiceless
C. Both
D. Voiced

C. Both

When there is some vibration in vocal cord while producing sound, the sound will be:

A. Voiced
B. Unvoiced
C. Voiceless
D. None

A. Voiced

There are total________ sounds in English Language?

A. 42
B. 44
C. 46
D. 48

B. 44

Total number of vowel and consonant sounds in English respectively?

A. 24, 20
B. 20, 24
C. 22,22
D. 19, 25

B. 20, 24

The sounds in English language are classified as Bilabials, Dentals, Alveolar etc it is according to their

A. Place of Articulation
B. Manner of Articulation
C. Both
D. None

A. Place of Articulation

The sounds which are formed using both upper and lower lips (/m/, /b/,/w/) are called:

A. Bilabials
B. Labiodentals
C. Dentals
D. Alveolar

A. Bilabials

/f/ and /v/ are:

A. Bilabials
B. Labiodentals
C. Dentals
D. Alveolar

B. Labiodentals

The sounds formed with tongue tip behind (between) the upper front teeth (ð, θ] are called:

A. Bilabials
B. Labiodentals
C. Dentals (interdentals)
D. Alveolar

C. Dentals (interdentals)

/t/, /d/, /s/, /n/ and /z/ are called ________ because they are pronounced with the front part of the tongue on the alveolar ridge.

A. Bilabials
B. Labiodentals
C. Dentals
D. Alveolar

D. Alveolar

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