Answer: A) Agape
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Answer: B) Benediction
Answer: D) Inconceivable
Answer: C) Scab
Answer: A) Digital dependency.
Answer: D) Veteran
Answer: A) Apathy
Answer: B) Reservation
Answer: A) Lawyer
Answer: C) Proctor
Answer: A) Pass up.
Answer: A) A fan.
Answer: B) Pilot
Answer: C) Commuter
Answer: A) Baker
Answer: A) Stallion
Answer: B) Decathlon
Answer: C) Taxi driver.
Answer: B) Homemaker
Answer: C) Vocations
Answer: C) Pilot
Answer: A) Distinction
Answer: C) Shepherd
Answer: C) Novice
Answer: A) Ability
Answer: C) Farmer
Answer: A) Game bird.
Answer: A) Archaeologist
Answer: B) Interviewer
Answer: D) Dutiful
Answer: B) Auditory phonetics.
Answer: B) When sounds switch places.
Answer: C) Silver pin.
Answer: C) Increasing VF tension.
Answer: A) Broca's area.
Answer: C) Complete assimilation.
Answer: B) Final Consonant Sounds.
Answer: A) Phonology
Answer: A) In pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary.
Answer: D) Pension
Answer: A) Metathesis
Answer: D) All alternatives.
Answer: A) Weird
Answer: B) They display frequency, time, and intensity in detail.
Answer: C) Reduplication of sounds.
Answer: C) Auditory phonetics.
Answer: A) BBC
Answer: B) /es/
Answer: B) False, that is why they are not considered actual linguistic units.
Answer: A) One language.
Answer: D) (roll) complete closure alternating intermittently with open approximation. (This sound in not common in English except for the Scottish "r" ).
Answer: D) With an Arabic accent according to the rules of Tajwid.
Answer: A) It determines the meaning of some words in English.
Answer: C) Phonemic awareness.
Answer: A) Enunciation
Answer: C) Phonemic Awareness.
Answer: C) Phonosemantics
Answer: A) True
Answer: A) T
Answer: D) All of the above.
Answer: C) Changed