Answer: A) Sp
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Answer: A) Boat
Answer: A) As q branch of linguistics dealing with phonetic structure of a language.
Answer: B) Bled
Answer: D) Vocal cords.
Answer: C) R-controlled
Answer: B) Vibrate
Answer: A) Faint; abrupt change.
Answer: B) Gl
Answer: B) /d/
Answer: A) I will!
Answer: A) Rice
Answer: B) Lad, tuckered.
Answer: D) Mute
Answer: C) /d/
Answer: B) SHORT I.
Answer: A) Consonant
Answer: B) Not vowel r.
Answer: C) /d/ is voiced.
Answer: C) Linking
Answer: B) Square brackets.
Answer: B) 4
Answer: C) "k"
Answer: C) 20
Answer: B) Identify consonants.
Answer: C) PHONEME
Answer: B) Long e.
Answer: B) Igriega
Answer: A) Alveolar fricative.
Answer: A) True
Answer: C) Late
Answer: A) Soft C.
Answer: B) /z/
Answer: B) /s/
Answer: B) A, E, I, O, U.
Answer: A) Vine
Answer: A) SOUTHERN
Answer: C) /id/
Answer: C) Four thousandths.
Answer: A) Variants in phoneme.
Answer: B) Open mouth sounds/voalization.
Answer: B) Long
Answer: D) Circumnavigate
Answer: C) Intervocalic
Answer: A) Double nine oh four oh.
Answer: B) Short
Answer: C) Air escaping with difficulty.
Answer: A) Consonant blend.
Answer: B) Speaking involves encoding thoughts into spoken language and articulating them.
Answer: A) Short
Answer: B) Consonant
Answer: A) Enunciation
Answer: A) The same consonant is at the end of the first word and the start of the second, so it's only pronounced once.
Answer: C) An r.
Answer: A) /t/
Answer: A) Cluster /sp/.
Answer: B) Th
Answer: A) These sounds make up spoken language.