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Banana

/bəˈnænə/

100

A child saying "wabbit" for rabbit" is an example of which phonological process?

a) Stopping

b) Cluster reduction

c) Gliding

d) Fronting

c) Gliding

100

_______ refers to the influence of one phoneme on another within a word, affecting their production.

Coarticulation

100

Which of the following is NOT a place of articulation for consonants?

a) Labiodental

b) Velar

c) Nasal

d) Glottal

c) Nasal

100

Which phonological process is seen in this transcription?

  • /pipl/ → /pipo/

  • /fraitn/ → /fraite/

Vowelization: Occur when you have a syllabic consonant that is replaced with a vowel

200

elephant

/ˈɛləfənt/

200

A child producing " tup" for cup" is demonstrating which phonological process?

a) Fronting

b) Stopping

c) Gliding

d) Final consonant deletion

a) Fronting

200

Which of the following best describes the smallest unit of sound that can distinguish

meaning?

a) Allophone

b) Phoneme

c) Morpheme

d) Phonotactics

b) Phoneme

200

The IPA symbol for the voiced bilabial stop is:

a) /p/

b) /b/

c) /d/

d) /g/

b) /b/

200

Which phonological process is seen in this transcription?

/shoup/ →/ toup/

Stopping: Occurs when a stop replaces a fricative or affricate

300

strawberry

/ˈstrɔːbɛri/

300

57. What is the phonological process when a sound is omitted from a consonant cluster?

a) Final consonant deletion

b) Cluster reduction

c) Reduplication

d) Epenthesis

b) Cluster reduction

300

What is the term for the rules governing the allowable combinations of sounds in a

language?

a) Phonetics

b) Phonotactics

c) Assimilation

d) Coarticulation

b) Phonotactics

300

Which of the following is a voiceless fricative?

a) /s/

b) /z/

c) /b/

d) /m/

a) /s/

Explanation: /s/ is a voiceless fricative sound.

300

Which phonological process is seen in this transcription?

/Slip/ –> [sip]


Cluster reduction: A certain amount of consonants are reduced to a lower amount 

400

pizza

/ˈpiːtsə/

400

A child producing "gog" for "dog" is an example of the phonological process called

__________.

Backing

400

The process in which one sound becomes more like a neighboring sound is called:

a) Assimilation

b) Metathesis

c) Reduplication

d) Epenthesis

a) Assimilation

400

27. Which of the following manner categories does the sound /l/ belong to?

a) Stop

b) Nasal

c) Liquid

d) Glide

c) Liquid

Explanation: The /l/ sound is classified as a liquid, which is a type of consonant sound.

400

Which phonological process is seen in this transcription?

  • /swit/ → [sewit]

  • Epenthesis: take a one-syllable word turns into two syllables 

500

Computer

/kəmˈpjuːtər/

500

Substitution of a non-alveolar sound with an alveolar sound is __________.

Alveolarization

500

Metathesis is when:

a) One sound becomes more like another sound

b) Two sounds in a word swap places

c) A child deletes a final consonant

d) A nasal sound replaces a non-nasal sound

b) Two sounds in a word swap places

500

Which of the following is an alveolar fricative? 

a. s

b. f

c.h

d.n 

a. s

500

Which phonological process is seen in this transcription?

/spageti/ → [geti]

  • Weak syllable deletion: deletion of ONE syllable of the word 

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