CLA Revision: AQA English Language | Latest Version | Graded A+

CLA Revision: AQA English Language | Latest Version | Graded A+ **What term refers to adding an extra vowel at the end of words, like 'doggie'?** - A. Expansion - B. Reduplication - C. Addition Adding an extra vowel to the ends of words. E.g., 'doggie'. **What describes changing a consonant or vowel to another that is easier to say, like 'gog' for 'dog'?** - A. Assimilation - B. Substitution - C. Echoing Changing a consonant or vowel for another easier to pronounce. E.g., 'gog' for 'dog'. **What involves making consonant clusters easier to pronounce, such as 'pider' for 'spider'?** - A. Consonant cluster reduction - B. Deletion - C. Addition Reducing consonant clusters to be smaller. E.g., 'pider' for 'spider'. **What term is used when the final consonant in a word is left out, like 'do(g)'?** - A. Deletion - B. Assimilation - C. Substitution Omitting the final consonant in words. E.g., 'do(g)'. **What refers to dropping the opening syllable in multi-syllable words, like 'nana' for 'banana'?** - A. Deletion of unstressed syllables - B. Addition - C. Echoing Omitting the opening syllable in polysyllabic words. E.g., 'nana' for 'banana'. **What is it called when a child's speech is exactly repeated?** - A. Echoing - B. Expansion - C. Recasting Repeating what the child has said. **How do you call rephrasing a child's speech in a more advanced form, like 'yes, we lost the ball' for 'ball all gone'?** - A. Expansion - B. Echoing - C. Substitution Restating what the child has said in a more sophisticated form. E.g., 'ball all gone' = 'yes, we lost the ball'. **Which term involves partially blocking airflow, allowing air to move through the mouth, like in the sounds 'f', 't', 's', 'h'?** - A. Fricatives - B. Plosives - C. Nasals Airflow is partially blocked and air moves through the mouth. E.g., 'f', 't', 's', 'h'. **What term refers to giving objects names with simplified vocabulary?** - A. Labelling - B. Overextension - C. Underextension Providing the name