Exam 1 Part 5 Flashcards

1
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No deletion

A

MAX constraint

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2
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Input matches the output

A

Faithfulness constraint

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3
Q

No insertion

A

DEP constraint

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4
Q

Don’t change features

A

IDENT-FEATURE constraint

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5
Q

Links input with potentials output

A

GEN

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6
Q

Judges the outputs and selects the optimal one

A

EVAL

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7
Q

Require outputs to be unmarked (easier)

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Markedness constraint

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8
Q

Every utterance violates some constraint

A

Constraint violability

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9
Q

____ ranked constraints are violated to satisfy _____ ranked constraints

A

Lower, higher

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10
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Amount of sound present in a speech segment

A

Sonority

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11
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Order of speech sounds (based on manner) according to their amount of sound

A

Sonority hierarchy

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12
Q

What is the most sonorant to least sonorant class of sounds?

A

Vowels, glides, liquids, nasals, voiced fricatives, voiceless fricatives, voiced stops, voiceless stops

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13
Q

According to sonority, in initial clusters the ____ sonorous element remains

A

Least

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14
Q

According to sonority, in final clusters the _____ sonorous element remains

A

Most

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15
Q

Hierarchical that assess relationships between levels

A

Non-linear phonologies

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16
Q

Developed to describe tone languages

A

Autosegmental phonology

17
Q

Separable, independent levels that represent a sequence of gestures or a unified set of acoustic features

A

Tiers

18
Q

Indicators for connections between auto segments on different tiers; cannot cross

A

Association lines

19
Q

Segments before the syllable nucleus

A

Onset

20
Q

Nucleus and coda

A

Rime