Consonants
Phonology
Vowels
Morphology
Phonetics
100
/t/
What is a voiceless, alveolar, stop
100
bit and pit are examples of this
What is a minimal pair
100
/i/
What is a high, front, tense vowel
100
the smallest meaningful unit in a language
What is a morpheme
100
how we describe a consonant produced with the vocal chords vibrating
What is voiced
200
/l/
What is a voiced, alveolar, lateral
200
this suprasegmental feature is created when we produce a vowel that is longer, louder and higher in pitch than surrounding vowels
What is stress
200
/ɛ/
What is a mid, front, lax vowel
200
the -s in cats
What is a bound, inflectional morpheme
200
this category of consonants are produced when we force air through a narrow channel made by placing two articulators close to each other
What are fricatives
300
/h/
What is a voiceless, glottal, fricative
300
the /m/ in the word 'ham' with regard to syllable structure
What is the coda
300
/ə/
What is a mid, central, reduced vowel
300
the -ish in boyish
What is a bound, derivational morpheme
300
This place of articulation is located directly behind the teeth
What is alveolar (ridge)
400
/Ʒ/
What is a voiced, post-alveolar (or palatal) fricative
400
the set of allowed arrangements or sequences of speech sounds in a give language
What is phonotactics
400
/u/
What is a high, back (rounded), tense vowel
400
the boy- in boyish
What is a free, lexical morpheme
400
this is how we categorize sounds created by touching the tongue root (back of the tongue) to the soft palate
What is velar
500
/ŋ/
What is a voiced, velar, nasal
500
We know that a sound has this status in a language if we can find minimal pairs
What is a phoneme
500
/a/
What is a low, back (unrounded) vowel
500
{s} {z} {əz} {null}, etc.
What are allomorphs of the morpheme {plural}
500
/θɪmbəl/
What is thimble
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