1) Which branch of phonetics focuses on how speech sounds are perceived by the ear? a) Acoustic phonetics b) Auditory phonetics  c) Articulatory phonetics d) Structural phonetics 2) What does the IPA symbol /θ/ represent? a) The sound in “bring” b) The sound in “jump” c) The sound in “think” d) The sound in “this” 3) Which of the following is a voiced consonant? a) /p/ b) /t/ c) /k/ d) /b/ 4) What is aspiration in phonetics? a) Raising the pitch of a vowel b) A burst of air after a consonant c) Lengthening a syllable d) Whispering a sound 5) Which of the following pairs is a minimal pair? a) cat – dog b) big – large c) ship – sheep d) running – runner 6) What does the IPA symbol /ʃ/ represent? a) The sound in “go” b) The sound in “she” c) The sound in “car” d) The sound in “bed” 7) Which word contains a diphthong? a) sit b) cat c) boy d) man 8) What does voicing refer to? a) The position of the tongue b) Whether the vocal cords vibrate c) The loudness of a sound d) The place of articulation 9) Which symbol represents a nasal sound? a) /f/ b) /m/ c) /s/ d) /v/ 10) What does the IPA symbol /ə/ stand for? a) A long vowel b) The schwa sound c) A stressed syllable d) A nasal consonant

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