Answer: A) True
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Answer: D) Ji
Answer: A) Phonetics
Answer: C) The velum.
Answer: B) /z/
Answer: C) [w]
Answer: A) Usually
Answer: A) Laugh
Answer: A) Liquids
Answer: B) Blend
Answer: D) She wore a silk blouse to school.
Answer: C) /id/
Answer: D) Though
Answer: C) Age of acquisition and suppression data.
Answer: A) /s/
Answer: D) Street
Answer: A) Fat
Answer: A) Alveolars
Answer: B) F
Answer: D) Voicing
Answer: A) Hat and hate.
Answer: B) Jump
Answer: C) Bit part.
Answer: B) Hard palate and velum.
Answer: C) Sounds
Answer: B) Wh
Answer: D) /k/
Answer: D) Vibrations that travel through the air and can be heard by a person's ear.
Answer: A) /k/
Answer: A) Sounds made by closing or restricting the breath channel. They are represented by any letter of English alphabet except: a, e, I, u, o, w, y (ow and ey are vowels).
Answer: B) /e/
Answer: C) Manipulation into district sounds/words using the articulators.
Answer: C) Both a & b.
Answer: D) Stop
Answer: B) The rules for how sounds can be arranged in a language.
Answer: A) High-broad sounds.
Answer: B) SOFT G.
Answer: C) /d/
Answer: D) Combination of two vowels.
Answer: C) Linguistic function.
Answer: B) Clock
Answer: B) K
Answer: B) /d/
Answer: C) The sounds connect smoothly.
Answer: A) Babbling Stage.
Answer: D) Clock
Answer: B) Glow
Answer: A) /m/
Answer: B) A, o, u or a consonant.
Answer: B) /m/ /a/ /p/ /a/ is short.
Answer: C) Park
Answer: B) Meat
Answer: B) Tongue
Answer: A) Vocal cords vibrate.
Answer: B) False
Answer: B) Boat
Answer: D) Nasal
Answer: A) Nice
Answer: C) /s/
Answer: A) Penknife, that time, mid-day.
Answer: B) Tongue and palate.