Phonetic variation - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Domain 1 - ALTA Exam Questions and Answers 100% Verified Stages of Language Acquisition 1. oral language (listening) 2. oral expression (speaking) 3. written receptive (reading) 4. written expressive (spelling, writing) Five Components of Language 1. phonological (sounds in speech) 2. morphology (small meaningful units of language) 3. semantics (meaning of language) 4. syntax (structure of language) 5. pragmatics (practical application of language) accent stress or empha...

Domain 2 - ALTA Exam Questions and Answers Graded A+ verbal short-term memory The ability to hold and manipulate information mentally over short periods of time phonology -Rules, science of speech sounds -Refers to the sound in spoken word - how sounds are organized and used in spoken/natural language allophone Slight variation in production of vowels or consonants that are predictable variants of the phoneme (like a in ang, or p in pot) phonetics The system o...

OAE FOUNDATIONS OF READING (190) WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100% academic language - correct answer language of the classroom; an essential part of the oral and written discourse necessary for academic success that should be used liberally throughout the school day. It includes, for example, discipline-specific vocabulary, grammar and punctuation, and applications of rhetorical conventions and devices that are typical for a content area (i.e. essays, lab reports, discussions of a controversial i...

Sociolinguistics - correct answer Scientific study of language and society. Cultural norms, expectations and context on the way language is used and of language use on society. Dialect - correct answer represents a commonly held way of speaking for a community, admitting to only minor variations in structure. Language - correct answer consists of a cl...

Phonological Development - Answer Has a strong influence on the first words a child produces. Finding phonemes=building block for language. Earliest Acquired Sounds - Answer (a) Stops b, d, k, g (b) Nasals ng—later, m, n (c) Glides w, j Latest Acquired Sounds - Answer (a) Affricates ch, j (b) Some fricatives v, s, sh, th (c) Liquids l, r What factors account for order of acquisition of phonemes? - Answer 1. Production constraints PPF Production constraints of early sounds E...

Phonological Development - Answer Has a strong influence on the first words a child produces. Finding phonemes=building block for language. Earliest Acquired Sounds - Answer (a) Stops b, d, k, g (b) Nasals ng—later, m, n (c) Glides w, j Latest Acquired Sounds - Answer (a) Affricates ch, j (b) Some fricatives v, s, sh, th (c) Liquids l, r What factors account for order of acquisition of phonemes? - Answer 1. Production constraints PPF Production constraints of early sounds E...

ILTS Content Exam 305: Elementary Education Study Guide and Practice Resources for a food source - Host associated with stormy weather and precipitation - Decrease in atmospheric pressure an instrument that measures atmospheric pressure - Barometer measures the speed of wind or gas current - Anemometer measures humidity of air or gas - Hygrometer quantity that is known, plotted along the X-axis - Independent Variable quantity that is unknown, plotted along the Y-axis - Dependent Varia...

speech community a group of people who share a set of norms and expectations regarding the use of language free variation 1 term used to refer to two sounds that occur in overlapping environments but cause no distinction in the meaning of their respective words free variation 2 refers to allophone production that is not tied to a particular phonetic environment Structured Vision ... sociolinguistic competence the ability to interpret the social meaning that language conv...

TESOL Practice Test Questions and Correct Answers Behaviorist Model - Answer-BF Skinner - individuals learn language as a direct response to stimuli. Considered to be overly simplistic Nativist Model - Answer-Noam Chomsky - individuals are born with a universal wired into their brains Zone of Proximal Development - Answer-Vygotsky - the difference between what a person knows and what he could know if given assistance from someone else -- scaffolding, modeling, cues, encouragement. S...

GCSE PHYSICS 8463/1F Paper 1 Foundation Tier Mark scheme June 2020 Version: 1.0 Final Mark Scheme *206G8463/1F/MS* Mark schemes are prepared by the Lead Assessment Writer and considered, together with the relevant questions, by a panel of subject teachers. This mark scheme includes any amendments made at the standardisation events which all associates participate in and is the scheme which was used by them in this examination. The standardisation pr...