Answer: C) /iz/
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Answer: D) Yardwork
Answer: C) /b/ (as in 'bat').
Answer: A) T
Answer: C) T
Answer: D) Sounds like.
Answer: B) /d/
Answer: A) Care
Answer: D) Fish
Answer: A) It helps the audience understand the message clearly.
Answer: A) Voiced
Answer: A) The smallest unit of sound that can distinguish meaning in a language.
Answer: C) R-controlled
Answer: C) Macron
Answer: D) Seventy-four
Answer: A) Accent
Answer: A) The lung, the wind pipe, the glottis, pharynx, the oral cavity and the nasal cavity.
Answer: A) Fricatives
Answer: B) Applying phonotactic and inventory patterns from one language to another.
Answer: B) Hard c.
Answer: A) Short vowels, long vowels, diphthongs, and r-controlled vowels.
Answer: A) Rounded, unrounded.
Answer: E) Mirror practice.
Answer: A) Ind
Answer: D) Short
Answer: A) /t/
Answer: B) Tingin
Answer: A) /d/
Answer: D) Velar
Answer: A) Stone
Answer: D) Assimilation
Answer: A) /ei/
Answer: A) /d/ and /j/.
Answer: A) Moist
Answer: A) Greek
Answer: A) True
Answer: C) Pronunciation
Answer: B) An extra /w/ sound is added between the vowel at the end of the first word and the vowel at the start of the second.
Answer: A) Coin
Answer: C) Onset
Answer: B) Cheese
Answer: C) Pharyngeal cavity size.
Answer: A) Enunciate clearly.
Answer: B) Fricative
Answer: B) /s/
Answer: B) Tongue
Answer: C) Articulators
Answer: A) King
Answer: D) P
Answer: B) Music, speech, nature sounds, animal sounds, mechanical sounds.
Answer: A) Come over.
Answer: C) Painted
Answer: C) /tr/
Answer: B) City
Answer: A) /r/