SHS 250 Module 6 Exam #1 Questions with correct
answers
Phonological processes can be thought of as rules which, when applied, -
✔✔result in pattern of phonetic change
Reduplication is a phonological process. Select the example of reduplication for a
child's attempt to produce the word "monkey" - ✔✔[mʌŋ mʌŋ] "mung mung"
Example of: syllable deletion - ✔✔"elephant" --> [ɛlfʌnt]
Example of: cluster reduction - ✔✔"play" --> [peɪ]
Example of: final consonant deletion - ✔✔"hot" --> [hɑ]
Example of: final obstruent devoicing - ✔✔"mad" --> [mæt]
Example of: prevocalic voicing - ✔✔"crab" --> [ɡræb]
A child produces [dʌp] instead of the target /θʌmp/. Please identify all of the
phonological processes happening in this production - ✔✔reduction, stopping,
and voicing
Example of: gliding - ✔✔"rain"--> [weɪn]
Example of: vocalization - ✔✔"bottle" --> [bɑdo]
answers
Phonological processes can be thought of as rules which, when applied, -
✔✔result in pattern of phonetic change
Reduplication is a phonological process. Select the example of reduplication for a
child's attempt to produce the word "monkey" - ✔✔[mʌŋ mʌŋ] "mung mung"
Example of: syllable deletion - ✔✔"elephant" --> [ɛlfʌnt]
Example of: cluster reduction - ✔✔"play" --> [peɪ]
Example of: final consonant deletion - ✔✔"hot" --> [hɑ]
Example of: final obstruent devoicing - ✔✔"mad" --> [mæt]
Example of: prevocalic voicing - ✔✔"crab" --> [ɡræb]
A child produces [dʌp] instead of the target /θʌmp/. Please identify all of the
phonological processes happening in this production - ✔✔reduction, stopping,
and voicing
Example of: gliding - ✔✔"rain"--> [weɪn]
Example of: vocalization - ✔✔"bottle" --> [bɑdo]
