Phonology Time !

what are the words "meat" and "neat" ?

• complementary distribution

• minimal pairs

• free variation

• contrastive sound

allophones are represented with ...

• slashes

• colon

• speech marks

• brakets

the words that is pronounced with puff of air in the strong way, except ...

• car

• skirt

• keep

• top

• take

something that exists in our mind but we don't pronounce it yet, it's called ...

• phonemes

• phones

• allophones

• constractive sounds

What does phonology primarily study?

• Speech sound production

• Sound patterns and rules in language

• Written language

• Acoustic properties

Which aspect do phonetics and phonology primarily focus on, respectively?

• Sounds; meaning

• Writing; speaking

• Production; rules of sound organization

• Syntax; semantics

What is the definition of phonology?

• The study of how to distinguish mouth movements

• The study of how sounds distinguish goals

• The study of how sounds distinguish meanings

• The study of how sounds distinguish tones

Phonemes that have alternative phonetic realizations are called?

• phones

• allophones

• rhyme

• onset

from the example, could you let us know what kind of rule it is?

• regressive assimilation

• deletion

• progressive assimilation

• epenthesis

Phonology has a broad meaning, meaning that phonology includes...

• phonemics and phonetics

• phonetics and allophones

• phonemes and allophones

• phonemes ang phonemics