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Questão de Inglês — Ensino da Língua Estrangeira Inglesa — FURB 2024

InglêsEnsino da Língua Estrangeira Inglesa
Código
qg190686
Banca
FURB
Órgão
FURB - SC
Ano
2024
Nível
Médio
Cargo
Instrutor de Idiomas - Inglês
In English language teaching, understanding phonemes — the smallest units of sound that distinguish meaning — is crucial for learners to develop accurate pronunciation and enhance their overall oral communication skills. When delving into English phonetics, it's essential to grasp the distinction between voiced and voiceless consonants, which significantly impacts pronunciation and can influence in word differentiation. Observe the following statements about the text from question number one and choose the correct one:
  1. AThe 'th' sounds in the words 'both' (first paragraph) and 'methods' (second paragraph) are voiceless, while the 'th' sounds in the words 'without' (second paragraph) and 'further' (third paragraph) are voiced.
  2. BThe 'th' sounds in the words 'both' (second paragraph) and 'methods' (second paragraph) are voiceless; similarly the 'th' sounds in the words 'without' (second paragraph) and 'further' (third paragraph) are voiceless.
  3. CThe 'th' sounds in the words 'both' (first paragraph) and 'without' (second paragraph) are voiceless, while the 'th' sounds in the words 'the' (second paragraph) and 'further' (third paragraph) are voiced.
  4. DThe 'th' sounds in the words 'both' (first paragraph) and 'that' (second paragraph) are voiceless, while the 'th' sounds in the words 'without' (second paragraph) and 'with' (second paragraph) are voiced.
  5. EThe 'th' sounds in the words 'without' (second paragraph) and 'methods' (second paragraph) are voiced, while the 'th' sounds in the words 'both' (first paragraph) and 'their' (second paragraph) are voiceless.
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GabaritoA — The 'th' sounds in the words 'both' (first paragraph) and 'methods' (second paragraph) are voiceless, while the 'th' sounds in the words 'without' (second paragraph) and 'further' (third paragraph) are voiced.

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