Phonetics
Morphology
Syntax
IPA
Miscellaneous
100

This term refers to the smallest meaning-distinguishing component of language.

What is a Phoneme?

100

The actual phonetic realization of a conceptual morpheme in natural speech.

What is an allomorph?

100

This part of speech provides relational information for nouns in time and space.

What are prepositions?

100

The sound of this IPA symbol.

ð

What is voiced interdental fricative?

(TH as in 'The')

100

This area of study is concerned with patterns of sounds in language.

What is phonotactics?

200
The sounds /p/ and /b/ differ in this articulatory feature.

What is voicing?

200

An affix, as in 'un-freaking-believable' or 'edu-ma-cation.'

What is an infix?
200

This set of rules describes meaningful relationships of parts of speech as used in sentences.

What are phrase structure rules?

200

This word:

pəʤamʌz

What is pajamas?
200
Credited as the 'father' of modern linguistic science.

Who is Ferdinand De Saussure.

300

The actual phonetic realization of a conceptual sound.

What is an allophone?

300
At least two of the three terms to describe the morpheme 'ing.'

What are: Bound, functional, and inflectional?

300

These two meanings can be derived from the sentence:

The man caught the fish with a hook.

What are:

The fish was caught on a hook. 

and

The fish had a hook and was caught.

300

These symbols add more information to transcriptions. They are primarily used to record Parole information for a close transcription.

What are diacritics?

300

English and Sanskrit likely descend from this theorized parent language.

What is Proto-Indo-European?

400

These three terms describe the articulation of the /S/ sound

What is voiceless alveolar fricative?

400

This type of morphology uses root consonants only, rather than roots made up of consonants and vowels.

Modern Hebrew is an example.

What is non-concatenative?

400

English has 2 or 3:

The,

A, and

An

What are determiners?
400

The feature that distinguishes these two vowel sounds.

/ʊ/ and /u/

What is lip rounding?

400

These are the 5 features that make a language.

What are:

Duality,

Cultural transmission,

Productivity,

Arbitrariness,

Displacement

500

Phonemes that distinguish meaning for minimal pairs in a language are called this.

What is contrastive?

500

This type of morphology has minimal phonetic inflection and can result in a paragraph-long single word.

Turkish is an example.

What is agglutinative?

500

The least common word order. AKA Yoda speech.

What is Object Subject Verb?

500

Besides establishing consistent convention across languages, this is one reason researchers use IPA to more accurately represent language use.

What is to establish 1:1 sound-symbol correspondence?

500

This ancient philosopher developed metalinguistic studies from which we gained terms like Noun, Syllable, and Word.

Who is Aristotle