Answer: E) Oral-nasal process.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: A) B, c, d, g, j, k, p, q, t.
Answer: C) To ease pronunciation.
Answer: C) Stop
Answer: A) Phonetics.
Answer: B) False
Answer: A) /t/
Answer: B) /d/
Answer: A) True
Answer: B) That gate.
Answer: C) Cat
Answer: A) Admiration
Answer: A) Attention to syllables and vowel sounds.
Answer: A) A vowel pronounced for a shorter duration.
Answer: A) Short a.
Answer: D) D
Answer: D) Tune
Answer: A) Quality
Answer: C) Catch
Answer: D) Fricative
Answer: C) Le
Answer: B) Talking voice.
Answer: A) Vocal folds.
Answer: B) Ow
Answer: D) Velar sounds are articulated with the back of the tongue against the soft palate.
Answer: C) Cl
Answer: C) ARTICULATION
Answer: D) Cut /k/.
Answer: C) Mrs. Izzo's gym whistle.
Answer: A) /n/
Answer: C) A bossy E.
Answer: B) Directs airflow between oral and nasal cavities.
Answer: A) Chew
Answer: A) The frequency of the vibrations.
Answer: A) Bl
Answer: B) Mr. Pedder.
Answer: A) Without the active use of the tongue and other parts of the mouth.
Answer: A) Smallest distinctive speech sound within a spoken word.
Answer: A) T
Answer: A) Bea
Answer: A) Accent
Answer: B) Labiodental fricative voiceless.
Answer: B) Vowel
Answer: D) 8 years old.
Answer: B) /t/
Answer: A) Waits and cake.
Answer: C) Mat
Answer: A) Turnoff
Answer: A) Glides are sounds produced with the tongue moving ("gliding") towards or from a vowel. Examples include [w] and [j], as in "we," "wet," "you," and "yes.".
Answer: C) /iz/
Answer: C) Plosive consonants.
Answer: D) Vocal folds.
Answer: B) Consonant Blends.
Answer: A) Phonetics
Answer: D) Velar
Answer: B) Stop
Answer: A) Bard
Answer: A) /d/