Quiz #2 Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Stopping

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a child replaces a stop for a fricative

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2
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Examples of stopping

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van - ban
sun - tun
fat - pat

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3
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Deaffrication

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when a child replaces an affricate with a stop

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4
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Examples of deaffrication

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chop - sop
chin - shin
chair - tear

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5
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Liquid gliding

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liquid replaced with glides

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6
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Examples of liquid gliding

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red - wed
look - wook
glass - gwass

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7
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Vowelization

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when a child uses a vowel in place of a liquid

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8
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Examples of vowelization

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car - kaou
seal - seeuh

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9
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Derhoticization

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a child is unable to produce /r/

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10
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Examples of derhoticization

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pear - pe
bear - be

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11
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Fronting

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a child replaces a velar with a sound that is made at the front of the mouth

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12
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Examples of fronting

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cop - top
ring - rin
go - do

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13
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Initial voicing

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a voiceless consonant is voiced in initial position or preceding vowel

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14
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Examples of initial voicing

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top - dop
see - zi

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15
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Final devoicing

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final voiced consonants are devoiced

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16
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Examples of final devoicing

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dog - dok
bed - bet

17
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Labial assimilation

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when a sound is changed to a labial sound because of a labial sound in the word

18
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Examples of labial assimilation

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wax - wap
pen - peb

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Metathesis

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transposition or reversal of two sounds in a word

20
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Example of metathesis

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apple - appel

21
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Labialization

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front sounds are replaced by labials

22
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Examples of labialization

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toe - poe
lake - make

23
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Weak syllable deletion

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in multisyllabic words, the unstressed syllable is omitted

24
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Examples of weak syllable deletion

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banana - naenae
elephant - efent

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Epenthesis
when a child says an unstressed vowel; usually "uh"
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Example of epenthesis
picnic - picunic
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Final consonant deletion
final consonants are omitted
28
Example of final consonant deletion
cat - ca
29
Cluster reduction
in a sequence of 2 or more consonants, the sequence is simplified
30
Examples of cluster reduction
mask - maek green - gin
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Velar assimilation
a non-velar sound is changed to a velar due to a velar sound being in the word
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Examples of velar assimilation
cup - kug keep - kik
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Alveolar assimilation
non-alveolar sound is changed to alveolar due to an alveolar being in the word
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Examples of alveolar assimilation
soup - sut toss - tat