Answer: A) Astronaut
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Answer: D) Agnostic
Answer: A) Conscience
Answer: C) Famine
Answer: A) Renovate
Answer: A) Multidisciplinary
Answer: D) Whorls
Answer: C) CARAVANSERAI
Answer: B) Exaggerating
Answer: B) Policeman
Answer: A) Initiative
Answer: B) An architect.
Answer: B) Qualm
Answer: A) Appraisal
Answer: A) Biofeedback
Answer: B) Thriving
Answer: A) Gaslight
Answer: A) Lexical Prosody, Post-Lexical Prosody, Paralinguistic Prosody.
Answer: D) D
Answer: B) Breath
Answer: D) Falling-rising
Answer: E) All of the above. Notes, hand signed, memorizing and graphic dots.
Answer: D) Apraxia
Answer: A) A process where a phoneme is replaced by a completely different phoneme due to phonetic context.
Answer: C) Phonemic awareness.
Answer: A) True
Answer: D) Ligature
Answer: A) All of the above.
Answer: A) Isolated speech sound.
Answer: B) Not vowel r.
Answer: A) Sunny
Answer: A) FRONTAL
Answer: C) Four
Answer: A) Apical
Answer: A) YES
Answer: A) Ou
Answer: D) Alveolars
Answer: A) R's
Answer: A) Ratio
Answer: A) Oral and Nasal cavities.
Answer: D) Recognitive
Answer: A) Isolated sound errors.
Answer: C) Car with hard sound.
Answer: B) Glue
Answer: A) Last sound is t.
Answer: A) Y
Answer: C) Final syllable.
Answer: A) 12
Answer: A) Tun, Tan, Tin.
Answer: B) When a sound is added to a word.
Answer: C) Ed
Answer: A) The movement of the speech apparatus.
Answer: B) PHONOLOGY
Answer: D) A tongue.
Answer: A) Volunteer
Answer: A) Bahasa Malaysia speech recognition.
Answer: C) Eijiro Kirishima.
Answer: D) Larynx
Answer: B) Two consonants with the same place and manner, differing in voicing.
Answer: B) Different sounds that are thought of as being the same sound.