Answer: A) Distinguishable
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Answer: D) Koboi
Answer: B) A vowel sound of one quality.
Answer: B) Physiological
Answer: D) Elision
Answer: D) Diphthong
Answer: B) /d/
Answer: A) Tie
Answer: B) U
Answer: B) /b/ plus /l/.
Answer: A) B
Answer: C) OR
Answer: C) Great
Answer: C) Recognize speech sounds.
Answer: D) H appy.
Answer: C) Dog
Answer: B) Unvoiced sounds.
Answer: C) Blue
Answer: A) Short vowel.
Answer: C) Perfect
Answer: A) Produces sound, routes air/food, protects airway.
Answer: A) Where in the vocal tract is the constriction.
Answer: C) A phonetic transcription system for American English.
Answer: C) Intensity, pitch, duration, timbre.
Answer: B) Ow
Answer: B) About 44.
Answer: A) Vowels
Answer: D) Raised
Answer: A) /Id/
Answer: B) How notes are played.
Answer: C) U
Answer: A) Initial Consonant Sounds.
Answer: A) Abstract rules related to speech sounds.
Answer: B) Ch
Answer: C) Dipthongs
Answer: A) I griega.
Answer: B) Circle
Answer: B) Voiceless, voiced, voiced, voiceless.
Answer: C) Throne
Answer: A) The production of consonant.
Answer: A) Long a.
Answer: A) Forelingual, mediolingual, backlingual.
Answer: B) O
Answer: A) Long
Answer: A) Articulation
Answer: C) Standard Scottish Pronunciation.
Answer: A) Alveolar
Answer: C) /iz/
Answer: B) Ou
Answer: A) Have a greater ability to internalize language.
Answer: B) /t/
Answer: A) Long sounding 'oo'.
Answer: A) Resonance
Answer: C) Vocal Folds.
Answer: A) Lluvia
Answer: A) Plosive
Answer: D) It includes the vocal cords and space around them.
Answer: C) Tough
Answer: C) Consonants
Answer: D) Phoneme
Answer: A) /d/