Phonology vs. Phonetics Quiz

• Unrelated phonetic variations or any speech sounds that stand as multiple phonemes
• Unpredictable phonetic variations or any speech sounds that stand as multiple phonemes
• Predictable phonetic variations or any speech sounds that stand as a single phoneme (correct)
• Unrelated phonetic variations or any speech sounds that stand as a single phoneme

• The voiced /b/ in "bit" and the voiceless /p/ in "pit"
• The aspirated /k/ in "kit" and the unaspirated /k/ in "skit" (correct)
• The fricative /s/ in "sip" and the plosive /p/ in "pip"
• The nasal /n/ in "no" and the nasal /m/ in "mo"

• Phonemes are the variants of sounds, while allophones are the different ways to articulate a phoneme based on its setting in a word
• Phonemes are the variants of sounds, while allophones are the recognizable distinct unit of sound
• Phonemes are described as the recognizable distinct unit of sound, while allophones are the variants of sounds (correct)
• Phonemes are predictable phonetic variations, while allophones are unpredictable

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<p>Different ways to articulate a phoneme based on its setting in a word (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers