A) The study of language origins B) The study of word meanings C) The study of written forms of language D) The study of sounds within languages
A) A written character B) A sentence structure C) The smallest distinct unit of sound in a language D) A complete word
A) Digraph B) Morpheme C) Allophone D) Phonotactics
A) Syllable stress patterns B) Distinctive features of phonemes C) Vowel sounds D) Word meanings
A) Changing vowel sounds B) The rearrangement of sounds in a word C) Adding a sound D) Deleting a sound
A) Morphology B) Pragmatics C) Phonetics D) Syntax
A) Syntax B) Pragmatics C) Phonology D) Semantics
A) Meter B) Intonation C) Stress D) Syllable
A) Epenthesis B) Metathesis C) Prothesis D) Apheresis
A) Homophones B) Allophones C) Digraphs D) Diphthongs
A) Metathesis B) Epenthesis C) Prothesis D) Apheresis
A) Metathesis B) Apheresis C) Elision D) Epenthesis
A) Adding a sound B) The process of a sound becoming more like a neighboring sound C) Removing a sound D) Rearranging sounds
A) A sound produced with the airflow in the vocal tract B) A sound produced with the lips C) A sound produced with the closing of the vocal cords D) A sound produced with the vibration of the vocal cords
A) The emphasis or prominence placed on a particular syllable within a word B) The speed of speech C) The volume of speech D) The rhythm of a sentence
A) Morphology B) Phonotactics C) Syntax D) Pragmatics
A) Prothesis B) Apheresis C) Epenthesis D) Metathesis |