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Speech Recognizer Training Thank you for helping us to train our speech recognizer! Read each word out loud. If you don't know how to pronounce a word, ask, and we can tell you. If you want a break, say so – or just stop talking. We can stop as long as you like. We can also give you water.

Speech Recognizer Training There are 765 words: 3 blocks of 255. Each block contains: –10 Digits (“one, two,...”) –26 Radio Alphabet Words (“alpha, bravo,...”) –19 Commands (“backspace, delete,...”) –100 Common Words (“it, is, them,...”) –100 Uncommon Words (“naturalization,...”)

Block One: Digits

Three

Nine

Zero

Six

Seven

Eight

Four

Five

One

Two

Block One: Radio Alphabet

Echo 1/26

Delta 2/26

Whiskey 3/26

Kilo 4/26

Sierra 5/26

Tango 6/26

Uniform 7/26

X-ray 8/26

Juliet 9/26

Charlie 10/26

Quebec 11/26

Papa 12/26

Zulu 13/26

Romeo 14/26

Foxtrot 15/26

India 16/26

Lima 17/26

Victor 18/26

Yankee 19/26

Golf 20/26

Hotel 21/26

November 22/26

Bravo 23/26

Oscar 24/26

Alpha 25/26

Mike 26/26

Block One: Computer Commands

Command 1/19

Backspace 2/19

Delete 3/19

Enter 4/19

Tab 5/19

Escape 6/19

Alt 7/19

Control 8/19

Shift 9/19

Line 10/19

Paragraph 11/19

Sentence 12/19

Paste 13/19

Cut 14/19

Copy 15/19

Upward 16/19

Downward 17/19

Left 18/19

Right 19/19

Block One: Common Words

the 1/100

of 2/100

and 3/100

a 4/100

to 5/100

in 6/100

is 7/100

you 8/100

that 9/100

it 10/100

he 11/100

was 12/100

for 13/100

on 14/100

are 15/100

as 16/100

with 17/100

his 18/100

they 19/100

I 20/100

at 21/100

be 22/100

this 23/100

have 24/100

from 25/100

or 26/100

had 27/100

by 28/100

word 29/100

but 30/100

not 31/100

what 32/100

all 33/100

were 34/100

we 35/100

when 36/100

your 37/100

can 38/100

said 39/100

there 40/100

use 41/100

an 42/100

each 43/100

which 44/100

she 45/100

do 46/100

how 47/100

their 48/100

if 49/100

will 50/100

up 51/100

other 52/100

about 53/100

out 54/100

many 55/100

then 56/100

them 57/100

these 58/100

so 59/100

some 60/100

her 61/100

would 62/100

make 63/100

like 64/100

him 65/100

into 66/100

time 67/100

has 68/100

look 69/100

more 70/100

write 71/100

go 72/100

see 73/100

number 74/100

no 75/100

way 76/100

could 77/100

people 78/100

my 79/100

than 80/100

first 81/100

water 82/100

been 83/100

call 84/100

who 85/100

oil 86/100

its 87/100

now 88/100

find 89/100

long 90/100

down 91/100

day 92/100

did 93/100

get 94/100

come 95/100

made 96/100

may 97/100

part 98/100

oh 99/100

yes 100/100

Block One: Uncommon Words

naturalization 1/100

faithfulness 2/100

frugality 3/100

irresolute 4/100

psychological 5/100

supervision 6/100

able-bodied 7/100

bushels 8/100

cowboys 9/100

entertainer 10/100

gentlewoman 11/100

giggled 12/100

hypothesis 13/100

lethargy 14/100

merchandise 15/100

nevertheless 16/100

Pennsylvania 17/100

rejoinder 18/100

southeast 19/100

vouchsafe 20/100

achieve 21/100

adapt 22/100

autobiography 23/100

avenues 24/100

babyhood 25/100

behavior 26/100

bogies 27/100

boquets 28/100

casualties 29/100

cheshire 30/100

choking 31/100

circular 32/100

composure 33/100

epithet 34/100

equilibrium 35/100

exactitude 36/100

eyebrows 37/100

footmarks 38/100

fowler 39/100

ha-ha 40/100

inalienable 41/100

inquirers 42/100

jackdaws 43/100

journalism 44/100

legislature 45/100

moustache 46/100

overshadowed 47/100

perpetual 48/100

powwow 49/100

promulgate 50/100

python 51/100

adulation 52/100

advice 53/100

amethysts 54/100

annoyed 55/100

ashamed 56/100

Asia 57/100

azure 58/100

beguile 59/100

Birmingham 60/100

burrows 61/100

chatterbox 62/100

chauffeur 63/100

choice 64/100

chowder 65/100

cobblestones 66/100

Copenhagen 67/100

dissatisfaction 68/100

employment 69/100

futurity 70/100

gigantic 71/100

gouged 72/100

goulash 73/100

hallelujah 74/100

haranguing 75/100

hulk 76/100

immovable 77/100

interwoven 78/100

Joseph 79/100

massage 80/100

moisten 81/100

house 82/100

tree 83/100

window 84/100

telephone 85/100

cup 86/100

knife 87/100

spoon 88/100

girl 89/100

ball 90/100

wagon 91/100

shovel 92/100

monkey 93/100

banana 94/100

zipper 95/100

scissors 96/100

duck 97/100

quack 98/100

yellow 99/100

vacuum 100/100

End of Block One. Thank You!