Answer: C) Phonemes
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) F, v, s,z,.
Answer: A) Homorganic
Answer: C) The faster the vibration, the higher the pitch.
Answer: C) Obstruents
Answer: C) Consonant cluster reduction.
Answer: C) C: Phone.
Answer: C) Southern England.
Answer: A) Glue
Answer: A) Night
Answer: A) E
Answer: B) A sound becomes more like a neighbouring sound.
Answer: A) Consonant
Answer: D) Short O.
Answer: C) Received Pronunciation.
Answer: A) A major linguistic event where the pronunciation of long vowels shifted significantly.
Answer: C) Bilabial
Answer: C) /d/
Answer: A) Ee
Answer: B) /d/
Answer: B) Wakes
Answer: E) 44 phonemes.
Answer: C) Plosion
Answer: C) /ju:/
Answer: B) Last sound is d.
Answer: C) C-watch
Answer: A) True
Answer: A) Voiced sound.
Answer: A) /id/
Answer: D) Palace
Answer: C) Glottals
Answer: D) Larynx
Answer: C) Both 'a' & 'b'.
Answer: A) Short "e".
Answer: C) Cap
Answer: A) Allophones in each phoneme.
Answer: A) LONG I.
Answer: C) A series of combined consonant and vowel sounds.
Answer: E) Labial articulations.
Answer: A) Bit
Answer: D) J
Answer: B) Group
Answer: A) Liquid
Answer: C) Make
Answer: B) /z/
Answer: B) Aperture
Answer: A) Supramarginal gyrus.
Answer: A) Shop
Answer: A) Plosives
Answer: B) False
Answer: A) A
Answer: D) Pit
Answer: C) I lunga.
Answer: A) /t/
Answer: C) Short /u/.
Answer: D) Pitch Edit.
Answer: C) Eat
Answer: B) Loss of plosion.
Answer: B) D
Answer: B) /t/