Phonological Processes

Question 1

Substitution Process

Answer 1

Stopping
Fronting
Deaffrication
Gliding
Vocalization

Question 2

Stopping

Answer 2

Use of stop when should be a fricative

Question 3

Fronting

Answer 3

Use of alveolar when should be velar/palatal

Question 4

Deaffrication

Answer 4

Use of fricative when should be an affricate

Question 5

Gliding

Answer 5

Use of a glide when should be a liquid

Question 6

Vocalization

Answer 6

Use of a vowel when should be post-vocalic vowel or syllabic /l/ or /r/

Question 7

Assimilation Processes

Answer 7

Labial Assimilation
Alveolar Assimilation
Velar Assimilation
Voicing Assimilation (prevocalic voicing and devoicing)

Question 8

Labial Assimilation

Answer 8

Use of labial phoneme when non-labial; There is another labial phoneme in the word

Question 9

Alveolar Assimilation

Answer 9

Use of alveolar phoneme when non-alveolar; There is another alveolar phoneme in word

Question 10

Velar Assimilation

Answer 10

Use of velar phoneme when non-velar phoneme is present; There is another velar phoneme in word

Question 11

Types of voicing assimilation

Answer 11

Prevocalic voicing

Devoicing

Question 12

Voicing Assimilation: Prevocalic Voicing

Answer 12

Use of voiced phoneme for usually unvoiced consonant that precedes the vowel (nucleus) of syllable

Question 13

Voicing Assimilation: Devoicing

Answer 13

Final voiced phonemes come before pause OR silence or occur at end of utterance