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Angka Giliran:<br />
UNIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA<br />
Peperiksaan Semester Pertama<br />
Sidang Akademik 1997 198<br />
September 1997<br />
HET 306 - Fonetik dan Fonolosi<br />
Masa: [3jam]<br />
THIS EXAMINATION PAPER CONTAINS TEN I1OI QUESTIONS IN TWENTY ONE<br />
t2u PAGES.<br />
Answer ALL TEN [10] questions in both sections.<br />
Questions I,2,3,4, 5 and 6 in Section A are to be answered in these sheets and questions 7, t, g<br />
and 10 are to be answered in the answer booklets.<br />
Section A<br />
l. Give a complete phonetic description for the following phonetic symbols.<br />
<strong>lal</strong> <strong>t'l</strong><br />
tbl<br />
lcl<br />
tol<br />
6t<br />
773<br />
.../2
L74<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
[5 marks]
'<br />
2.<br />
Fill in the blank with appropriate/accurate word or words'<br />
-3- IHET 306l<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
Ia] Access to the nasal cavlty is controlled by the valve-like behaviour of an organ<br />
called<br />
tbl<br />
lcl<br />
tdl<br />
lel<br />
Iq<br />
tsl<br />
thl<br />
til<br />
til<br />
closure at any<br />
is produced by the formation and rapid release of a complete<br />
po.t ur the vocal tract from the glottis to the lips'<br />
An<br />
is an articulation in which the constriction is normally<br />
great€r than in vowels, but ttot great enough to produce turbulence at the pomt ooint of<br />
constriction.<br />
refers to the projection of soft tissue and muscle at the midline<br />
&the posterior termination of the velum'<br />
@<br />
@the<br />
constriction is formed inthe vocal tract'<br />
mouth has a convex contour, to the start of the smooth<br />
,ulur" of the hard palate where the roof of the mouth begins to become concave'<br />
When two different forms are identical in everyway except for one segment that<br />
occurs in the same place in the frame, the two words are called<br />
Where a phoneme has more than one variant, it may be said to consist of a set of<br />
allophones which are in<br />
#;:i"*"#?'f;"l,:ffi"if' ffn<br />
resonant sort of imPression<br />
plosion.<br />
their neutrar vocar<br />
refers collectively to all sounds that gives a<br />
as well as the complete absence of audible friction or<br />
175<br />
[5 marks]<br />
...14
-4-<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
3. State whether the following statements are TRUE or FALSE.<br />
[a] Sounds produced with the trp of the tongue are called<br />
laminals.<br />
tbl<br />
lcl<br />
tdl<br />
lel<br />
tfl<br />
lgl<br />
thl<br />
lil<br />
til<br />
Uvular is a continuum of the roof of the mouth,<br />
posterior to the bony structue of the hard palate.<br />
When two sounds have the same place of articulation,<br />
they are said to be homorganic.<br />
The term accent is sometimes used to refer either<br />
to prominence in a general way or more specifically to<br />
the emphasis placed on certain syllables.<br />
Trills are dynamic articulations in which there is a verv<br />
brief occlusion in the vocal tract.<br />
The term Phonotactics refers to t}e general description<br />
of sequences and combinations.<br />
In oral segments, the velum is held in a raised<br />
position, making a velic closure.<br />
The airstream mechanism which uses the tongue to trap<br />
air in the mouth is referred to velaric airstream mechanism.<br />
Sounds made with a glottalic ingressive airstream<br />
mechanism are called ejectives.<br />
ln lateral plosion, the air escapes through the<br />
nasal cavity.<br />
176<br />
IFrET 3061<br />
[5 marks]<br />
...tJ
I<br />
il<br />
o<br />
4.<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
IHET 3061<br />
[a] Complete the following diagrams to illustrate an articulation at each of the six<br />
different places of articulation given.<br />
t il labio'velar<br />
t iil pharyngeal<br />
ti!| Labiodental<br />
V\<br />
177<br />
-5-<br />
[6 marks]<br />
...t6
[iv] Palato-alveolar<br />
I v] Uvular<br />
I vi] Retroflex<br />
178<br />
5-<br />
-6- IHET 3061<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
...t7
Angka Giliran:<br />
IHET 3061<br />
tbl Write the phonetic symbol for the sound between the brackets next to the<br />
appropriate drawing,<br />
ti1<br />
t iil<br />
tiiil<br />
I1<br />
I]<br />
-7 -<br />
179<br />
[4 marks]
180<br />
IHET 3061
181<br />
Angka Giliran:
Angka Giliran:<br />
IHET 306l<br />
). [a] The diagram below illustrates the sequence of nasal airflow. Fill in the blanks.<br />
182<br />
[5 marks]
83<br />
[HET 306]
tbl<br />
Iil<br />
-12- F{ET 3061<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
The diagram below illustrates the sequence of movements in the production of:<br />
til bilabial ejective [ii] Bilabial click<br />
Fill in the blanks.<br />
Bilabial ejective<br />
I8 {l<br />
[0 marksJ<br />
...113
1'85<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
IHET 3061
liil Bilabial click<br />
186<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
lHEr 3061
787<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
IHET 3061
6.<br />
Consider the following data:<br />
Singular<br />
cat<br />
book<br />
month<br />
cub<br />
game<br />
dog<br />
baby<br />
city<br />
-16-<br />
Plural<br />
cats<br />
books<br />
months<br />
cubs<br />
games<br />
dogs<br />
babies<br />
cities<br />
(a) Account for the realisation of English suffix in the data above:<br />
(b) Explain the phonological conditioning of the suffix in the data'<br />
188<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
IFrET 306]<br />
[3 marks]<br />
...tr7
tbl<br />
Consider the following data from British English.<br />
lli:pl leap<br />
[eik] lake<br />
[u:m] loom<br />
[fi:+] feel<br />
tfe*l fell<br />
[pu:*] pool<br />
[bli:p] bleep<br />
[glu:m] gloom<br />
[salekt] select<br />
fte*dl held<br />
lsott] salt<br />
[o*rait] alright<br />
-17 - IFrET 3061<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
[2 marks]<br />
In British English, clear I I ] and dark [ * ]are in complimentary distribution. What is the<br />
distribution of these two sounds?<br />
[c] Consider the following data from Luganda (Uganda) [3 marks]<br />
m-bala<br />
m-pa<br />
m-mala<br />
ndaga<br />
n-sika<br />
n-neJra<br />
Iil<br />
I count<br />
I give<br />
I finish<br />
I show<br />
I pull<br />
I blame<br />
n-tema<br />
1-lagala<br />
Jr-Jumya<br />
l-coppa<br />
t1-kola<br />
IJ-gula<br />
Determine the direction of assimilation.<br />
189<br />
I cut<br />
I like<br />
I converse<br />
I become destitute<br />
I work<br />
I buy<br />
.../18
Explain the realisation of nasal sounds in Luganda.<br />
190<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
I HET 306]
tdl<br />
1.<br />
-19- IHET 3061<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
State the phonological rules to show the changes that have taken place in the following<br />
statements.<br />
[2 marks]<br />
An alveolar stop becomes a voiced flap when it occurs between two vowels, the second<br />
of which is unstressed.<br />
2. Vowels are lengthened when they preceed voiced consonants.<br />
3. Voiceless stop are aspirated before stressed vowels at the beginning of a word.<br />
4. Vowels are nasalised before nasal consonants.<br />
191<br />
...t20
J,92
a<br />
SECTION B [50 marks]<br />
Answer ALL the questions in this Section.<br />
8.<br />
-20 - [{ET 306]<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
7 . Explain the term glottis. Give an account of the Four major states of the glottis. Illustrate<br />
with diagrams and examples.<br />
Describe the main stages of plosive articulation.<br />
classified by articulatorv criteria.<br />
9. Write shortnotes on any FI- (5) ofthe following:<br />
t il Obstruent and Sonorant<br />
t iil Complimentary Distribution and Contrastive Distribution<br />
tiiil Monophthomgs and Diphthongs<br />
[iv] Cardinal Vowel System<br />
I v] Palatalisation and labialisation<br />
tvil Contrastive and emphatic stress<br />
193<br />
[10 marks]<br />
Show how plosive consonants are<br />
[10 marks]<br />
[20 marks]<br />
...121
-2t -<br />
Angka Giliran:<br />
10. Transcribe the following passage using regular English spelling.<br />
'tus 'tlrm 6e 'bl bl 'si 'eent e 'Lo te L''lekt nrl, rt 'clmaust 'keptJad<br />
6e 'mg ,E!nr te pro'vent 0a 'drarve 'luzrg rtnself m e 'teqlgl av<br />
'Linrr;'leruz, 0e 'roudovu t?tz 'tl8tn '0ab pl '8m et 0a 'leukl' on e<br />
,prtt 'bhk, .st1Et 'wmtoz 'nlrl, al br'gcn te get 'cpJag ez 0e 'klok<br />
'Lrept trdz 'tco. oen da 'tendbd 's,rd1lt 'bcr.;d lz 'brou on scd 0e'woz<br />
,^trrrr- 'csklg fe uuslt 'raton onrt I waz 'scnt 'doun 0o 'rcud to 0c<br />
'lod5.<br />
ei ,hrnd e'LroS le tce nrrsla 'rtton, 'nllsufald etrd e;rn'hctlslvr woz<br />
bhX 'buhd cut eY 'bed. cz al 'enlad, el 'ltsd 0a 'dratvo 'sct, 'rls 'not<br />
fa iu ta 'neu 'w!t' wcn 0a 'bi bl 'sl 'kalz fe 'iu, fuv d5'tst 'gnl to 'k'rm'<br />
tt 'mer bi 'Ots utr 'latf'<br />
's,rtJ lz 6a 'pcla ev oouz 'rtrcrtld I'nltlz 'stt! tn 'ruorl 'l'glond, rf at<br />
had e irarl a ,rnrut .lcrta, nuste 'mron ryud ov btn 'rvtskt 'pf tc 'fornd<br />
rmself at 'nrdnut dts'ktstp 'god wlO 'ntclkarn 'm'rgrtdS'<br />
I94<br />
- ooooOoooo -<br />
IHET 3061<br />
[10 marks]