Answer: B) Addition
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Answer: C) H, h.
Answer: A) Progressive assimilation of voice.
Answer: A) Ou
Answer: B) [gha + ib].
Answer: A) Voicing, place of articulation, and manner of articulation.
Answer: A) Scottish
Answer: B) Star
Answer: E) Burgle
Answer: A) Practice the moving 'ooh' sound.
Answer: A) Consonant
Answer: A) Bring
Answer: C) /j/
Answer: C) Hair
Answer: A) Yes, it is very different.
Answer: B) Rimes
Answer: A) Mace
Answer: A) True
Answer: C) Yu
Answer: C) Vibrations
Answer: A) Berry
Answer: A) Linguistics
Answer: E) Short U.
Answer: C) Long O.
Answer: C) Uvula
Answer: B) /sh/
Answer: A) Resonance
Answer: C) Short vowel sound.
Answer: B) /n/
Answer: B) Primary cardinal vowels.
Answer: B) To produce speech sounds.
Answer: A) The back of the tongue.
Answer: A) /id/
Answer: B) FALSE
Answer: B) /t/
Answer: B) /T/
Answer: A) /z/
Answer: A) TRUE
Answer: D) Oral sounds.
Answer: B) /h/
Answer: B) 3
Answer: A) 1
Answer: D) Dental
Answer: D) Voiceless
Answer: A) Mellow
Answer: A) Loud
Answer: A) The 'l' sound in 'light'.
Answer: C) Iks
Answer: C) /S/
Answer: A) It changes the pronunciation of phonemes, making recognition more difficult.
Answer: C) Fr
Answer: B) The brain.
Answer: B) Restrictions on possible combinations and positions of sounds.
Answer: A) T
Answer: A) Fool
Answer: C) "shun"
Answer: B) False
Answer: C) Larynx
Answer: C) Position of the velum.
Answer: B) Voiced