Phonology is the:
a. modern scientific study of all aspects of language.
b. systematic identification and description of distinctive speech sounds in a language. c. study of language sounds.
d. study of the patterns and rules by which words are arranged.
e. the entire formal structure of a language, including morphology and syntax.
Question 2
The systematic identification and description of distinctive speech sounds in a language is called:
a. grammar.
b. morphology.
c. linguistics.
d. phonetics.
e. phonemes.
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