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- Question 1 of 10
1. Question
1. Put the allophones of /t/ in the order you hear them:
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2. Question
2. Which pronunciation of WAITER do you hear?
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3. Question
3. Which speaker uses more glottal stops?
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4. Question
4. Put the pronunciations of BUTTER in the order you hear them:
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5. Question
5. Match the word to its glottal stop usage:
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- HARD ATTACK
- GLOTTAL REPLACEMENT
- GLOTTAL REINFORCEMENT
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GLOTTAL REPLACEMENT is when a glottal stop replaces a [t] completely.
HARD ATTACK is when a glottal stop appears before a vowel sound for emphasis.
GLOTTAL REINFORCEMENT is when a glottal stop appears directly before a voiceless plosive /p,t,k/. -
- Question 6 of 10
6. Question
6. Put the pronunciations of TUNA in the order you hear them:
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7. Question
7. Put the allophones of /t/ in the order you hear them:
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8. Question
8. Which word would be pronounced with a DENTAL [t]?
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/t/ becomes dental before dental fricatives /θ,ð/.
- Question 9 of 10
9. Question
9. Match the words to their possible glottal stop usage:
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- HARD ATTACK
- GLOTTAL REPLACEMENT
- GLOTTAL REINFORCEMENT
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GLOTTAL REPLACEMENT is when a glottal stop replaces a [t] completely.
HARD ATTACK is when a glottal stop appears before a vowel sound for emphasis.
GLOTTAL REINFORCEMENT is when a glottal stop appears directly before a voiceless plosive /p,t,k/. -
- Question 10 of 10
10. Question
10. Which speaker pronounces /t/ as [s]?
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