"english sounds and intonation" для студентов I и II курсов гуманитарных факультетов часть I казань 2013

My score ____/7
A2 Circle the word if one the consonant letters is not pronounced

Example camp crisp climb cost

My score ____/7
A3 Add the consonant sound to the word to make another word.

Example /g/+ eight= gate

My score= _____/9*2=_____/18
A4 Listen and circle the word you hear.

_D1

My score ____/18
Total score for Section A = _____/50
Section B Syllables, words and sentences.
B1 Listen and circle the word you hear.

_D2

My score =____/14
B2 Which word has a different number of syllables from the other? Circle it.

Example snakes sheep foxes cats

1. 
   Likes wants talks washes
   
2. 
   Wanted walked saved brushed
   
3. 
   Chicken chocolate afternoon different
   
4. 
   About around asleep asked
   
5. 
   Fourteen forty fortieth hundred
   
6. 
   Builds rebuild builder building
   
7. 
   Supermarket waterfall holiday hairdresser
   
8. 
   School texts over sports
   

My score =____/8
B3 All the words or expressions in each group have the same number of syllables. Circle the one with stress in a different place.

Example October November December January

1. 
   Saturday holiday tomorrow yesterday
   
2. 
   Morning fifty fifteen August
   
3. 
   He told me. I like it. She finished. Close the door.
   
4. 
   Go to bed! Don’t worry! What’s the time? Fish and chips.
   
5. 
   Table tourist tunnel today
   
6. 
   Mistake famous become remove
   
7. 
   Playground shoe shop first class handbag
   
8. 
   Economics economy education scientific
   
9. 
   It isn’t true. I’ll see you soon. No, it isn’t. he’s not at home.
   

My score =____/9*2=___/18
B4

^D3 Listen. Are the two expressions pronounced exactly the same on the recording, or is there a difference? Write S for same or D for different.

Example some of each summer beach ___D___

My score=_____/10
Total score for Section B = _____/50
Section C Conversation
C1

_D4 Listen. Which sentence do you hear? Tick (✓) a or b

Example

1. 
   Was that the question he asked? ✓
   
2. 
   ‘Was that the question?’ he asked.
   

1.

1. 
   We walked carefully downstairs. It was dark.
   
2. 
   We walked carefully. Downstairs it was dark.
   

2.

1. 
   I saw her clearly. She was hungry.
   
2. 
   I saw her. Clearly, she was hungry.
   

3.

1. 
   The word he said was right.
   
2. 
   The word he said was ‘right’.
   

4.

1. 
   It was cold last night. The roads were icy.
   
2. 
   It was cold. Last night, the roads were icy.
   

5.

1. 
   ‘Who?’ said Martin.
   
2. 
   Who said ‘Martin’?
   

6.

1. 
   What she said was good.
   
2. 
   What she said was, ‘Good’.
   

7.

1. 
   Let’s go home later. We can have a pizza.
   
2. 
   Let’s go home. Later we can have a pizza.
   

My score=____/7

C2

_D5 Listen. You will only hear the response. Which one is it? Tick (✓) a or b.

Example

2.

3.

4.

5.