Answer: A) /t/
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: A) Trombone
Answer: C) Tongue height, tongue part, tenseness/laxness, lip rounding and vowel length.
Answer: A) True
Answer: B) Consonant Cluster Reduction.
Answer: C) Happy
Answer: D) Say
Answer: B) /t/
Answer: B) Rain
Answer: A) Voiced
Answer: A) /d/
Answer: A) Vowel
Answer: D) N
Answer: B) Ee in teeth.
Answer: B) Palatal
Answer: B) Sh
Answer: C) Run
Answer: B) Fricative
Answer: B) Argue / stew.
Answer: C) Long E.
Answer: B) Do not vibrate.
Answer: A) Phoneme
Answer: A) The on-glide.
Answer: D) Foot
Answer: B) Use phonetic symbols in their dictionary.
Answer: A) Found
Answer: A) [i]
Answer: A) Pig
Answer: D) Ocean
Answer: C) Snow
Answer: A) A variation of a phoneme that does not change meaning.
Answer: A) Flew
Answer: A) Prank
Answer: A) Reduction
Answer: C) In contact with the lower lip, with air escaping between.
Answer: A) /s/
Answer: B) Long
Answer: B) Spread
Answer: B) /d/
Answer: A) Pronounced correctly.
Answer: A) /word/
Answer: B) Cause
Answer: A) Speech perception, transcription.
Answer: A) Dental
Answer: A) Yelling
Answer: A) Stop
Answer: A) Voiceless
Answer: D) Aspiration
Answer: B) 4
Answer: A) Bird
Answer: B) Five
Answer: A) Checked and free.
Answer: C) /iz/
Answer: A) There are no consonant blends.
Answer: C) Bag
Answer: C) Sight
Answer: C) Continuants
Answer: B) /t/ /id/ /t/.
Answer: A) SCR
Answer: A) Articulatory phonetics.