Chapter 2: Flashcards

1
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pattern of the movements of the speech organs and a pattern of acoustic vibrations

A

speech

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2
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a group of people who live within the same geographical boundaries and use the same language

A

speech community

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3
Q

different usage patterns within a language that are usually regional

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dialects

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4
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each person has a unique form of spoken language

A

idiolect

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5
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smallest unit of language that carries a semantic interpretation

A

morpheme

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6
Q

list of morphemes in a language

A

lexicon

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7
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individual morphemes can be ______

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stems, endings for plurals and verb tenses, and other prefixes or suffixes

ex: cat = 1 morpheme, cat + s = 2 morphemes

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8
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words make up the ____

A

dictionary of the language

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9
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morphemes make up the _____

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lexicon of the language

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10
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a written record of the morphemic content of an utterance

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morphemic transcription

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11
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a basic sound segment that has the linguistic function of distinguishing morphemes

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phoneme

ex: p and b —-> cuB and cuP

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12
Q

IPA

A
  • 107 symbols
  • 31 dialects
  • 19 signs
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13
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study of sound systems of language and the study of structure and function

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phonology

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14
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how sounds are formed

A

articulatory phonetics

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15
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acoustic properties of sounds

A

acoustic phonetics

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16
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a phonetic variant of a phoneme, that is, as one of the members of the phoneme family

A

allophone

17
Q

two ______ of the same phoneme never contrast to produce two different morphemes

A

allophone

18
Q

they can be exchanged for one another in a given phonetic context

A

free variant

19
Q

they are not normally exchanged for one another in a certain phonetic context

A

complementary distribution

20
Q

used to represent allophones or phonetic variants of phonemes are placed in brackets

A

phonetic symbols

21
Q

individual morphemelike shapes encountered in a language sample

A

morphs

ex: /o/ in drunkometer

22
Q

any particular occurrence of a sound segment of speech

A

phone

23
Q

set of letters used for the writing of a language

A

alphabet

24
Q

different letters or combination of letters that represent the same phoneme

A

allographs

25
Q

initial, medial, and final

A

are used to denote sound locations at the beginning, middle or end of a word

26
Q

beginning sound of a syllable ___

A

releases

27
Q

ending sound of a syllable ____

A

arresting

28
Q

a sound occurs before a given vowel (usually a consonant)

A

prevocalic

29
Q

a sound occurs after a given vowel

A

postvocalic

30
Q

sounds occur together as a pair, two adjacent sounds are the same

A

geminate

31
Q

does not end in a consonant

A

open syllable

32
Q

does end in a consonant

A

closed syllable

33
Q

a phonetic writing system that uses symbols to represent syllables rather than individual sounds

A

syllabary