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    Example: Voiceless Glottal Fricative H

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    Example: Voiceless Glottal Fricative H

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    The document contains 5 questions about phonology, asking the reader to match terms with definitions, provide phonemic transcriptions of words, mark stress patterns, analyze syllable structure, draw a syllable diagram, and identify a phonological process. It tests the reader's knowledge of phonetic transcription, phonological concepts like aspiration and devoicing, syllable structure, and stress patterns in multiple languages.

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    Review on Phonology: Syllables

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    The document contains 5 questions about phonology, asking the reader to match terms with definitions, provide phonemic transcriptions of words, mark stress patterns, analyze syllable structure, draw a syllable diagram, and identify a phonological process. It tests the reader's knowledge of phonetic transcription, phonological concepts like aspiration and devoicing, syllable structure, and stress patterns in multiple languages.

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    Example: Voiceless Glottal Fricative H

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    The document contains 5 questions about phonology, asking the reader to match terms with definitions, provide phonemic transcriptions of words, mark stress patterns, analyze syllable structure, draw a syllable diagram, and identify a phonological process. It tests the reader's knowledge of phonetic transcription, phonological concepts like aspiration and devoicing, syllable structure, and stress patterns in multiple languages.

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    Question 1: (3 points)

    A – Match each of the terms with the appropriate definition. There is ONE extra
    definition. (1 point)

    B – Provide the phonemes that are described below. (2 points)


    Example: voiceless glottal fricative h

    1. voiceless biliabial plosive


    2. close-mid front unrounded short vowel
    3. mid central neutral long vowel
    4. voiced labiodental fricative

    Question 2: (2 points)
    Transcribe the following words first phonemically and then phonetically, marking
    aspiration, devoicing, vowel shortening, syllabic consonants, nasalization, and
    velarization wherever applicable.
    Question 3: (1 point)
    Place the primary stress and secondary stress (if applicable) on the following words
    Example: refugee 'refju'dʒi:
    1. strategic strətiːdʒɪk
    2. structural strʌtʃərəl
    3. Javanese dʒɑːvəniːz
    4. goal-keeper gəʊlkiːpə

    Question 4: (3 points)
    A – The syllable structure of the word “cramped” can be analyzed as follows:

    Now, analyze the syllable structure of the word “acts”. (1 point)

    B – Draw a syllable diagram for the word “symbolic”: (1 point)

    C - Write a tone mark just in front of each of the underlined syllables: (1 point)
    Question 5: (1 point)
    A - Divide the following sentence up into feet, using a single vertical line ( | ) as the
    boundary symbol. (0.5 point)

    B - Examine the phenomenon below and then name the phonological process that is
    happening. (0.5 point)

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