The three main articulatory dimensions used to describe consonant sounds are:
A. stops, fricatives, and affricates.
B. phonetics, phonemics, and distinctive features
C. phones, phonemes, and allophones
D. manner of articulation, place of articulation, voicing
Question 2
The relationship between phonemes and letters of a conventional alphabet is:
A. in a many-to-one correspondence: each sound corresponds to one letter but each letter may correspond to many different sounds.
B. in a one-to-many correspondence: each sound may corresponds to many different letters, but each letter corresponds to one sound.
C. in a one-to-one correspondence: each sound corresponds to one letter and each letter to one sound.
D. in a many-to-many correspondence: each sound may correspond to many different letters and each letter may correspond to many different sounds.
Summation of Heart Sounds, Pulmonic Ejection Click
Summation of Heart Sounds, Wide Split of S1
Location of breath sounds.
Describe the Conceptual Forecasting Framework in your own words.
IMAGES THAT DESCRIBE CELLULAR PARTS
Main body cavities that hold human organs