Appendix A : Phonology Flashcards

1
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Consonance

A

Repetition of consonant sounds

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2
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Alliteration

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Repetition of letters and sounds at the start of sequence of words

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3
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Rhyme

A

Lexis that has the same sound

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4
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Onomatopoeia

A

Words that are written how they sound

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5
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Assonance

A

Repetition of vowel sounds

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6
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Fricatives

A

Alliteration of the letter ‘f’

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7
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False starts

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Starting a spoken sentence then restarting it

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8
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Plosives

A

Harsh alliteration using ‘p’ or ‘b’

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9
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Non-verbal sounds (prosodics)

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Sound effects in a spoken test (e.g. laughter, sigh)

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10
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Rhythm

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The beat of the text

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11
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Intonation

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The pitch in a spoken sentence

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12
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Sibilance

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Alliteration of the letter ‘s’

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13
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Overlaps

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Talking over each other

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14
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Stress

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Emphasis on certain syllables in spoken language

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15
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Pauses

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A silent break in a spoken text

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16
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Filler

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Lexis used unintentionally to fill pauses

17
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Voiced pause

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Pauses using uh, um, er, ngk if you’re Crowley

18
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Alternate rhyme

A

A type of rhyme where every other line rhymes

19
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Half rhyme

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A type of rhyme formed by words with similar but not identical sounds

20
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Internal rhyme

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A type of rhyme that occurs within a line, rather than at the end