Home/Quiz Bank Linguistics/Linguistic Test 9 Quiz Bank LinguisticsLinguistic Test 9 adminJanuary 19, 20220 25 Less than a minute Welcome to your Linguistic Test 9A phoneme exhibiting no significant allophonic variation Allophone Monophone Meta phone Diaphone Systematic variation in the intensity and loudness of a segment (especially a voiced fricative) caused by the opening and closing of the glottis Complementation Lateralization Modulation Glottalization A set of phonetic vowels used as reference points which do not relate to any specific language Approximant vowel Nasalized vowel Central vowel Cardinal vowel The paradigmatic relation between two or more segments which can occur in the same environment to produce different meanings Polysemy Opposite Homonymy Contrast The roof of the mouth which can be subdivided into the hard and the soft palate Uvula Pharynx Palate Glottis The set of phonemic contrasts common to all varieties of a language Cognates Analogy Common core Identical A systematic modification, expressible in the form of a phonological rule, consciously introduced by a speaker attempting adaptation Phonological rule Productive rule Morphological rule Adaptation rule A type of language change in which all or most members of a speech community acquire innovations simultaneously or change their frequency of competing forms in step Societal change Sociolinguistic change Community change Communal change A consonant is in position (or intervocalic position) when it comes between vowel sounds, as the /t/ in butter Principal position Core position Surrounded position Medial position A pure vowel Monothong Triphthong Diphthong Vocoids Time is Up! Time's up adminJanuary 19, 20220 25 Less than a minute Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Tumblr Pinterest Reddit VKontakte Share via Email Print
