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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