Last name ______________ First __________________ Points ___/_25_

Practice Quiz on Introduction to Language and Places of Articulation
Make the best matches

___1. linguistics a the adjective form of "linguistics"
___2. phonetics b a person who studies human language
___3. phonology c prescriptive grammar
___4. morphology d the alveopalatal area
___5. semantics e the study of the meanings of words and sentences
___6. syntax f the study of the structure of words and how they are formed
___7. how language should be used g dentals
___8. native speaker h the ability to understand and use a language without thinking, usually a language we have learned as a child in a natural situation (at home)
___9. how a langauge is actually used, without perferring one form over another i the study of human language
___10. subconscious knowledge of language j the study of the structure and formation of sentences
___11. linguist l someone who has acquired a spoken language in a natural situation (usually at home) as a child
___12. linguistic m the study of the perception and articulation of speech sounds
___13. articulation n the nasal cavity
___14. linguistic parity o the larynx
___15. the space in and behind the nose p being equal in value; the idea that one "grammar" is not better or worse than another
___16. the space between the vocal cords (or vocal folds) q making speech sounds
___17. the soft part on the top and way in the back of the mouth r the glottis
___18. the area between the alveolar ridge and the palate s the velum
___19. the vocal cords are located inside this organ t interdentals
___20. sounds that are made using the teeth u the study of how speech sounds "pattern" (go together)
___21. consonants made by putting the tongue between the teeth v descriptive grammar

What are the adjective forms of these places of articulation?

Example: vocal voice

22. nose _____________________

23. mouth _____________________

24. teeth _____________________

25. lips _____________________

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