Diacritics

Question 1

an alveolar consonant that is produced with the tip of the tongue against the back of the front teeth

Answer 1

Dentalized

Question 2

tongue blade close to palatal area when tip is normally at alveolar ridge

Answer 2

Palatized

Question 3

release of fricative air through side of mouth

Answer 3

Lateralized

Question 4

“r” coloring added

Answer 4

Rhotacized

Question 5

constriction in velar area (tongue does not touch alveolar ridge)

Answer 5

Velarized

Question 6

consonants that lack “r-ness”

Answer 6

Derhoticized

Question 7

These terms just apply to vowels

Answer 7

Retracted
Raised
advanced
Lowered

Question 8

Creaky voice, 1 dot under vowel

Answer 8

Glottalized

Question 9

Vocal folds not completely adducting, 2 dots under vowel

Answer 9

Breathy

Question 10

Whistling sound w/ fricative

Answer 10

Whistled

Question 11

Like the Spanish /r/

Answer 11

trilled

Question 12

Devoicing a consonant that is usually voiced

Answer 12

Partially devoiced

Question 13

Adding a slight degree of voicing to a sound that is usually voiceless

Answer 13

Partially Voiced

Question 14

2 audible air releases with the stop

Answer 14

Aspirated

Question 15

No audible air release, occurs on stops in the word final position

Answer 15

Unreleased

Question 16

Sometimes heard w/ southern accents, marked by 2 dots after the vowel

Answer 16

Lengthening

Question 17

Used in place of the syllable when a person says something you can’t hear

Answer 17

Unintelligible Syllable

Question 18

Circle around segment you are unsure of

Answer 18

Questionable Segment