Answer: A) /c/-/a/-/t/ $\rightarrow$ cat.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) An alveolar tap.
Answer: C) Accomplish
Answer: D) B and C.
Answer: A) True
Answer: A) Breathing in suddenly.
Answer: A) Dirt/herd
Answer: A) TRUE
Answer: A) False
Answer: D) M, n, ng.
Answer: C) Sound modification method.
Answer: A) /id/
Answer: C) Front to back and back to front.
Answer: A) The glottis.
Answer: B) 12
Answer: A) ALVEOLAR
Answer: C) Weigh, ate.
Answer: B) Identification of sound and processing them in the brain into words or sentences.
Answer: C) Long E.
Answer: A) Short vowel sounds in single syllable.
Answer: B) False
Answer: A) T
Answer: C) Fricatives
Answer: B) Loudness
Answer: B) Touching or nearly touching.
Answer: A) Escapes
Answer: A) Bilabials
Answer: B) Race
Answer: A) Tongue
Answer: B) English
Answer: B) Cap
Answer: C) /id/
Answer: B) Take, lake, fake.
Answer: D) Bottom-Up Processing.
Answer: A) Phoneme
Answer: A) Fuzz
Answer: A) Glides
Answer: A) A, E, I, O, U.
Answer: B) Long
Answer: B) Oral language.
Answer: A) Combining sounds smoothly.
Answer: A) Sound
Answer: B) Partial assimilation.
Answer: A) /j/
Answer: B) /j/ in I agree.
Answer: B) Intensity
Answer: B) Finally, success.
Answer: B) They could not produce an adequate range of speech sounds and hence could not speak.
Answer: C) The most standardsied and neutral form of English.
Answer: B) 12/8
Answer: B) Julia Gong.
Answer: B) /d/
Answer: C) Little
Answer: B) Deerector
Answer: C) Week
Answer: A) The consonant at the end of the first word is similar to the one at the start of the second, so they join together.