SHS 250 Exam 2, SHS 250 Study Guide – Questions With Accurate Solutions

SHS 250 Exam 2, SHS 250 Study Guide – Questions
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Spatial



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In general vowels are sustained _______
1 Second vowel sound in donate 2
_______ ______



An aspect of vowel production when
the articulators are positioned so as Articulatory Description: Low, Front,
3 4
not to constrict the oral and Lax, and unrounded vowel.
pharyngeal cavities



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Second vowel sound in donate /e/


Vowel sound in hid /ɪ/

, Vowel sound in beak /i/


Vowel in had /æ/


Articulatory Description: Low, Front, /æ/
Lax, and unrounded vowel.


Three aspects of vowel production are Temporal
Spatial, Functional, and


A speech sound formed without a Vowel
significant constriction of air flow (in
the oral and pharyngeal cavities).


An aspect of vowel production when Spatial
the articulators are positioned so as
not to constrict the oral and
pharyngeal cavities


Vowels usually serve as the ____________ syllable nucleas
__________


A pure vowel, a vowel of essentially Monophthong
unchanging phonetic quality
throughout its duration


Characterized by constriction of the Consonant
vocal tract


A vowel like sound that serves as a Diphthong
syllable nucleus and involves a
gradual transition from one vowel
articulation to another


First vowel sound in a diphthong is Onglide
described as