Q. Articulatory phonetics is the study of physical properties of speech sounds.

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Q. Which of these terms refer to the study of hearing and perception of speech sounds?

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Q. Laboratory phonetics is a branch which uses instruments to study sounds.

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Q. What is the term used for ingressive air-sounds produced?

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Q. Which of these refer to the sound features of a language?

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Q. What does the phonetic symbol 'd' represent?

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Q. What is the full form of IPA?

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Q. What does the sign '/  /' represent?

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Q. The nucleus of the syllable is the vowel.

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Q. What is a consonant called when it is placed at the end of a syllable?

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Q. What is the structure in the following syllable : pack?

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Q. f and z are examples of :

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Q. Which of the following is a voiceless sound component?

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Q. According to the place of articulation, which of these is not a type of consonant?

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Q. Which of these consonants are the one whose place of articulation is the lower lip and upper teeth?

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Q. According to the placement of the tongue, which of these is not a type of vowel?

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Q. As per quality, vowels sounds can be differentiated as Monopthongs and Dipthongs.

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Q. Which of the following vowels is an example of back vowel?

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Q. Which of these is not an article?

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Q. A is used before a vowel sounding like a consonant.

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