• 50% written assessment (short answer and multiple choice)
  • 50% oral assessment (just on pronunciation we’ve covered)
  •  Voiced vs. voiceless consonants
  • “ED” and /s/ & /z/ pronunciation based on voicedness
  • Recognizing, distinguishing, and producing consonants and consonant blends (all consonants)
  • Recognizing, distinguishing and producing vowels and vowel blends (particularly long and short vowels)
  • Syllable stress
  • Intonation (word prominence/stress & sentence rhythm, pitch, location of rise and fall)
  • Changes in pronunciation due to connected and natural speech
  • Anatomy and physiology of speech production
  • Spelling patterns as they relate to pronunciation
  • Pronouncing words based on reading phonetic symbols