Chapters 1 & 2 Flashcards

1
Q

The study of phonetics makes it possible

A

Transcribe the speech sounds of any language and transcribe dialectical differences among speakers

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2
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Phonetics can be defined as what

A

The study of the production and perception of speech sounds

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3
Q

A dialect is a variation of speech or language based on what

A

Ethnic group membership
regional pronunciation
native language background
social group membership

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4
Q

The IPA is what

A

It is designated to represent the sounds of words and not the spellings

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5
Q

Variation in phonetic practice can occur due to

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Personal preference
the fact that some IPAA symbols are more difficult to write than others
the way a student has taught
linguistic theory

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6
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Unicode font

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The use of code points is one way to insert IPA symbols one typing both Microsoft and Mac platforms have fonts that include Unicode symbols to be inserted in a document
Unicode funds remain stable across platforms and a number of Unicode phonetic funds are available online
every Unicode font contains phonetic symbols

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7
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What is an allograph

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An allograph is different grapheme sequences or spellings to represent the same sound

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8
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What is a digraph

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A diagraph that is two or more letters put together that make one sound

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9
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What is an allophone

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An allophone is the same phoneme representation but different sounds

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10
Q

What do suprasegmentals represent on the IPA chart

A

The stress and intonation patterns

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11
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What is historical phonetics

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It involves the study of sound changes in words overtime

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12
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What is physiological phonetics

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It involves the study of the function of speech organs during the process of speaking

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13
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What is acoustic phonetics

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It focuses on differences in frequency intensity and duration of various sounds

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14
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What is perceptual phonetics

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It is the listeners psychoacoustic response of speech sounds in terms of loudness pitch perceived in length and quality

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15
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What is experimental phonetics

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It is the laboratory study of physiological acoustic and perceptual phonetics

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16
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What is clinical phonetics

A

It is the study and transcription of speech sound disorders hearing impairment fluency disorder head trauma stroke or phonological disorders

17
Q

What is a phone

A

A phone is any sound made by the human speech mechanism and is not always a speech sound

18
Q

What is the onset

A

It is all the consonants that precede a vowel

19
Q

What is the nucleus

A

The nucleus is the vowel

20
Q

What is the rhyme

A

The nucleus and coda

21
Q

What is the coda

A

The final consonant or consonant cluster following a Vowel

22
Q

What is broad transcription

A

Phonemic

Represented with //

23
Q

What is narrow transcription

A

Allophonic

Represented by []