Answer: D) Palatal
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Answer: C) /d/ and /z/.
Answer: C) /id/
Answer: C) Locate
Answer: A) Labial
Answer: D) Fan
Answer: C) To produce different sounds.
Answer: B) B
Answer: C) Kate
Answer: B) /t/
Answer: D) Acoustics
Answer: A) Shoes
Answer: A) 1
Answer: B) T
Answer: B) Complementary distribution.
Answer: A) A smile shaped line used to mark a short vowel sound.
Answer: D) Long, code it with a macron.
Answer: C) Nearly together.
Answer: C) ? "ed" sounds like id.
Answer: A) Mopes
Answer: D) 4
Answer: B) Unvoiced
Answer: B) The inside of your mouth.
Answer: B) A, e, i, o, u.
Answer: A) High
Answer: C) Liver
Answer: B) /p/
Answer: B) Larynx
Answer: A) System of rules organized.
Answer: D) Media event.
Answer: D) All of the above.
Answer: B) DIFFERENT
Answer: A) Rounded & unrounded.
Answer: D) Two linking r.
Answer: A) Beard
Answer: C) Accent
Answer: A) Moon
Answer: A) Mood
Answer: A) Soft /th/.
Answer: D) Catfish
Answer: B) Dental
Answer: A) Consonants block airflow; vowels are open sounds.
Answer: B) Again, please. But watch your pronunciation.
Answer: A) /t/
Answer: C) Pronounced from the top of the tongue and the inner edge of the upper teeth.
Answer: A) Correct
Answer: A) MEID
Answer: A) Nasal
Answer: A) All the three expressions have initial fricative segment.
Answer: D) Apical, dorsal, cacuminal and retroflexed.
Answer: B) Labiodental
Answer: B) /z/
Answer: D) When you pronounce TH sounds as a D or T.
Answer: B) ? "ed" sounds like t.
Answer: A) Dream
Answer: B) Phonology
Answer: B) /T/
Answer: B) False
Answer: A) True
Answer: B) Sounds are made when objects vibrate.