exam 1

Place, voice, and manner

What is a voiced bilabial stop?

Unvoiced velar stop?

Place voice and manner of the /s/ sound

Sound variations - oral motor processes (artic)

If anything is associated with meaning of sound or how the sound is used= phonology

Difference between artic and phonology

-think… is it an oral motor process or how they are using the sound for meaning

Phone=artic

Phoneme=phonolgy

Phonetic inventory = artic processes/ sounds they can make

Phonemic inventory = sounds used correctly

SODA and examples (substitution, omission, distortion, addition) w for r, taking sound out, lateralized sound or nasalized sound, added an /uh/ sound “no-uh” for “no

Diacritical marks-know what they are and look like (look at handout -especially front page about consonants)

Theories in PowerPoint

Mastery and suppression charts -understand what they are

Vowel quadrilateral (only for your need)

Phonological processes- look at error and think about what is happening. What is the phonological process that could occur on this word?

Monday, February 10th