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A A. Cats B B. Books C C. Dogs D D. Stops

A A. See and Sea B B. Sun and Moon C C. Cat and Dog D D. Hot and Cold

A A. Joining words together B B. Adding extra sounds C C. Omission of sounds D D. Changing word order

A A. Accent refers to grammar; pronunciation refers to vocabulary. B B. Accent is the way sounds are spoken; pronunciation is the act of speaking words. C C. Accent is part of pronunciation, referring specifically to sound variations within a language. D D. Pronunciation is formal speaking; accent is informal speaking.

A A. Table B B. The C C. Chair D D. Book

A A. Idiolect B B. Dialect C C. Register D D. Accent

A A. Love B B. Glove C C. Move D D. Dove

A A. To indicate grammatical tense B B. To distinguish word meaning and grammatical function C C. To show politeness D D. To create rhythm

A A. Adding sounds to words B B. Changing sounds to be more similar to neighboring sounds C C. Removing sounds from words D D. Reversing the order of sounds

A A. /p/ B B. /b/ C C. /f/ D D. /t/

A A. First syllable stress B B. Second syllable stress C C. Third syllable stress D D. Fourth syllable stress

A A. Assimilation B B. Elision C C. Liaison D D. Reduction

A A. Machine B B. Sure C C. Chef D D. Church

A A. Chair B B. Chemistry C C. Church D D. Choose

A A. Speaking very loudly B B. Speaking with pauses between words C C. The way words are spoken in a continuous sequence D D. Speaking in a formal setting

A A. /p/ B B. /t/ C C. /k/ D D. /b/

A A. Syllables are sounds; phonemes are word parts. B B. Syllables are units of pronunciation; phonemes are basic units of sound. C C. Syllables are for vowels; phonemes are for consonants. D D. Syllables are stressed; phonemes are unstressed.

A A. /ɜː/ B B. /ɪ/ C C. /æ/ D D. /ʊ/

A A. Ship and Sheep B B. Pen and Pencil C C. Run and Walk D D. Big and Large

A A. Phonetics studies sound production; phonology studies sound meaning. B B. Phonetics studies sound systems; phonology studies individual sounds. C C. Phonetics studies physical properties of sounds; phonology studies sound patterns and systems. D D. Phonetics is for consonants; phonology is for vowels.

A A. /θoʊ/ B B. /ðoʊ/ C C. /tuː/ D D. /θruː/

A A. Cup B B. Of C C. Tea D D. All words are equally stressed

A A. Problem B B. Understand C C. Banana D D. Guitar

A A. Car B B. Far C C. Here D D. Write

A A. Ship B B. Tree C C. Cow D D. Book

A A. This B B. Though C C. Think D D. There

A A. Air is continuously released through the mouth. B B. Airflow is completely stopped then released. C C. Air is released through the nose. D D. Vocal cords do not vibrate.

A A. Bright B B. Knife C C. Strong D D. Plant

A A. To indicate word meaning B B. To show grammatical correctness C C. To convey emotions and attitudes D D. To separate words

A A. Price B B. Flower C C. Square D D. Fire