Final Exam AP1 - Virtual 202303 Avanzado 1 17-45-19 - 15

Final Exam AP1 Due Mar 23 at 7:15pm Time Limit 50 Minutes

Points 100

Questions 38

Instructions Dear student, Next, you will be assessed on the contents of the course. You will only have one opportunity to take the test.

You will have 50 minutes to complete the test.

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Section 1:  Hearing for sounds and words Here you will be tested on your ability to discriminate words by sound. Choose the words that you will hear. (You do not

need to know the meanings of the words.)  

Incorrect

Question 1

0 / 2 pts

You've got to ___________ it.   hit [ɪ]   heat [iy]

Question 2

2 / 2 pts

Was that our ___________?   bed [ɛ]   bid [ɪ]

Question 3

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Where is the ___________?   sail [ey]   seal [iy]

Question 4

2 / 2 pts

One more ___________ should do it.   pull [ʊ]   pool [uw]

Incorrect

Question 5

0 / 2 pts

She has my ___________.   pan [æ]   pen [ɛ]

Question 6 I can't find the ___________.   nuts [ǝ]   knots [ɑ]

2 / 2 pts

Question 7

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It's the ___________.   first [f]   thirst [θ]

Incorrect

Question 8

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That's my ___________.   vest [v]   best [b]

Section 2: Listening Part A In this section you will be tested on your ability to discriminate meanings and interpret the message. Listen to the statements/questions and choose the statement showing the most logical alternative. (Do not write down the questions or statements that you are about to hear.)  

Incorrect

Question 9

0 / 3 pts

 

The person is talking about approaching the wrong place.  

The person is talking about approaching the wrong person.

Question 10

3 / 3 pts

  The person was probably playing a sport.   The person was probably cooking.

Question 11

3 / 3 pts

  The person is referring to the weather.  

The person is referring to a means of transportation.

Question 12

3 / 3 pts

  The person being referred to goes out a lot.  

The person being referred to owes money to the bank.

Question 13

3 / 3 pts

  The person is referring to his year.   The person is referring to a part of his body.

Question 14

  The person is talking about a bag.   The person is talking about clothing.

3 / 3 pts

Section 2: Listening Part B In this section you will be tested on your ability to discriminate meanings and provide an appropriate response. Listen to the statements/questions and choose the statement showing the best alternative. (Do not write down the questions or statements that you are about to hear.)  

Question 15

3 / 3 pts

  Really? What time did you use to start?   Really? What time do you start?

Incorrect

Question 16

  Yes, it is very sick and we don’t know why.   Yes, it is really thick and tall. It’s a huge tree!

0 / 3 pts

Question 17

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  We heard he had a broken arm.   We heard it was a spider.

Question 18

3 / 3 pts

  Why don’t they like them now?   What is their favorite?

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Question 19

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  Yes, it does.   No, it is a plant.

Incorrect

Question 20

  I agree. 90% of them are OK for human use.   I agree. It is better when they are wet.

0 / 3 pts

Section 3: Applying Theory Part A In this section you will be tested on your ability to apply the rule of -ed forms to determine the ending sound/s of the words underlined. Please choose the corresponding sound/s. You do not need to know the meaning of the words. The phonetic transcription and context of the headword has been provided.  

Question 21

The criminal deserved the punishment. Deserve / dɪ’zǝrv /  

  [t]   [ɪd / ǝd]   [d]

3 / 3 pts

Question 22

3 / 3 pts

My friends laughed hard when he fell down. Laugh / læf /

  [t]   [d]   [ɪd / ǝd]

Question 23

3 / 3 pts

Cans are sorted for recycling. Sort / sɔrt /

  [ɪd / ǝd]   [t]   [d]

Question 24

The boy kicked the ball. Kick / kɪk /

3 / 3 pts

  [t]   [d]   [ɪd / ǝd]

Question 25

3 / 3 pts

They attempted to make the device fly. Attempt / ǝ’tɛmpt /

  [t]   [d]   [ɪd / ǝd]

Question 26

The complaint concerned the board of directors. Concern / kǝn’sǝrn /

  [t]   [ɪd / ǝd]   [d]

3 / 3 pts

Section 3: Applying Theory Part B In this section, you will be tested on your ability to determine whether a consonant is aspirated or not. Based on the rules you have studied; determine whether the underlined sound is an example of released aspiration. Choose YES or NO.  

Question 27

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Is the consonant aspirated? Mechanic  /mǝ’kænɪk/

  No   Yes

Question 28

Is the consonant aspirated? Retention  /rɪˈtenʃən/

3 / 3 pts

  No   Yes

Question 29

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Is the consonant aspirated? Peacock    /’piykɑk/

  Yes   No

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Question 30

0 / 3 pts

Is the consonant aspirated? Pastry    /’peystriy/

  No   Yes

Question 31

Is the consonant aspirated? Lobster    /’lɑbstǝr/

3 / 3 pts

  Yes   No

Question 32

3 / 3 pts

Is the consonant aspirated? Stop    /stɑp/

  No   Yes

Section 3: Applying Theory Part C In this section, you will be tested on your ability to identify spelling patterns. The following words are exceptions to the rules studied in class. Choose the sound that is used to pronounce the underlined segment, based on your knowledge of the patterns.  

Question 33

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Pie   /ay/   /ɪ/   /iy/

Question 34

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Serene   /ǝ/   /iy/   /ɛ/

Question 35 Bathe   /ey/   /æ/   /ɑ/

2 / 2 pts

Question 36

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Wealth   /ɛ/   /iy/   /ɪ/

Question 37

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Tomb   /ɔ/   /ǝ/   /uw/

Question 38 Sour   /ow/   /aw/   /ʊ/

2 / 2 pts