Answer: B) Acoustic phonetic.
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Answer: D) Phoneme
Answer: C) Stays back but moves up.
Answer: C) Telephone
Answer: D) Alveolar plosive voiced.
Answer: A) -High, mid, low position of the tongue.
Answer: A) Nasal
Answer: A) True
Answer: B) Voiceless and oral.
Answer: B) "ed" sounds like t.
Answer: B) Phoneme-by-phoneme comparison.
Answer: A) Phoneme
Answer: B) /z/
Answer: A) /s/
Answer: B) False
Answer: C) Nasals, glides, and liquids and made with a less constricted vocal tract.
Answer: A) Long /i:/.
Answer: A) BAYU
Answer: A) Cluster /sp/.
Answer: D) All are correct.
Answer: B) Can produce occasional recognisable words.
Answer: A) \{ d \}.
Answer: C) A burp.
Answer: A) D
Answer: C) 3
Answer: A) Vowel Controlled R.
Answer: C) /id/
Answer: B) Fricative
Answer: A) Labialized
Answer: A) Place assimilation.
Answer: A) Produced by vibrating vocal cords.
Answer: D) Velar
Answer: B) /s/
Answer: A) /t/
Answer: C) Mata
Answer: A) Short sounding 'oo'.
Answer: B) Studies
Answer: B) D
Answer: B) The second formant raises in frequency.
Answer: C) Boys, playground and around.
Answer: D) Have to stay.
Answer: B) Nasal
Answer: A) /d/
Answer: D) /k/ plus /l/.
Answer: A) /i/
Answer: C) Teacher
Answer: B) Used for phonological disorders where speech errors follow rule-based patterns.
Answer: B) Alveolar
Answer: B) Aeiou
Answer: C) Long E.
Answer: C) Fricative
Answer: C) Affricate
Answer: B) Vibration
Answer: A) Vocal variety.
Answer: A) Practical, expedience.
Answer: C) Long e.
Answer: B) /sh/
Answer: C) H
Answer: C) 12
Answer: C) Rented