#1
What term describes the phenomenon where a speaker drops the final consonant in a word, such as saying 'goi' instead of 'going'?
#2
Which of the following phonological processes involves the insertion of an additional sound in a word, such as saying 'hammock' as 'ham-brock'?
#3
In phonology, what is the term for the process where sounds become more similar to neighboring sounds in a word?
#4
Which of the following describes the process of switching the order of sounds within a word, such as 'aks' for 'ask'?
#5
Which phonological process involves the substitution of one sound for another in a word, like 'wabbit' for 'rabbit'?
#6
What term refers to the omission of sounds in a word, like saying 'goin' instead of 'going'?
#7
Which phonological process involves the modification of a sound to become more like a neighboring sound, such as 'ninsh' for 'mince'?
#8
Which term refers to the reduction or loss of a vowel sound, like saying 'prob'ly' for 'probably'?
#9
In English, which phonological process commonly occurs when 's' sounds become 'sh' before 'ch', as in 'fishtank' pronounced as 'fish-tank'?
#10
In English, which phonological process typically occurs when 't' sounds become 'ʔ' (glottal stop) before 'n' or 'r', as in 'button' pronounced as 'buʔn'?
#11
Which phonological process involves the shifting of stress from one syllable to another within a word, like 'reCORD' instead of 'REcord'?
#12
In English, what process causes the reduction of unstressed vowels to a neutral sound, like 'ə' in 'about'?
#13
What is the term for the process of merging two adjacent sounds into a single new sound, such as 'gonna' for 'going to'?
#14