Telegram group: T.me/BBCNOUN ====== ENG241 ====== 1. A traditional way of arriving at significant sounds in all natural languages is through the construction of -------------------. complementary distribution allophones free variation --->> minimal pairs 2. [g] is an example of a ---------------- sound. dental nasal fricative --->> velar 3. Consonants produced with a total blockage of the airstream followed by a sudden release are said to be -----------------. fricatives nasals --->> plosives glides 4. Dental consonants are produced when ----------------- make contact --->> apex of the tongue and upper teeth upper and lower teeth upper teeth and lower lip upper lip and lower teeth 5. [h] can be phonetically described as ---------------. a voiceless glottal stop a voiced glottal fricative a voiced glottal affricate --->> a voiceless glottal fricative 6. A significant sound segment may be said to represent a ------------ morpheme suffix --->> phoneme prefix 7. Alveolar consonants are produced when ---------------- makes contact with the alveolar. the blade of the tongue the back of the tongue --->> the tip of the tongue the root of the tongue 8. The schwa is normally identified as vowel number ---------------- on the vowel chart. 6 --->> 12 8 10 9. [eiÉ™] is an example of a ----------------. --->> triphthong diphthong monophthong glide 10. The consonants produced when the lower lip makes contact with the upper teeth are called ---------- dental --->> labio-dental glottal alveolar