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Maich ihe phonetic tcrms listed beJow with their definitions. Use thc chart below.

1    plomort

2    broftd ttunucription 9 homophone

t homorganic

3    palato-alveolar

10 itreiHimcd

17    lyllable^ttmcd

18    velar

l O voiced 00 aapiration

6 Ja terał plofion    11 na*al ploston

7    narrow    tranacription    12    noiwhotic

H    nasal    is    ora i

O    pala ta l    14    biłabial

10    voicele»s    16    rhotic

A lenn in photieticsfor the audible breath which may accompany a sound'$ articulation.

An articulation mvolving the bach of the tongue and the soft palate.

A term used in the phonetic classification of speech sounds: it refers to sounds produced while the soft palate is lowered łhere is no velic closure,

A term tn, the classification of the consonant sounds on the basis of their place of articulation: it refers to a sound mad cotnmg together of both lips.

. I transcription that shows phonetic details, by using a wide vanety of symbols and in many cases, diacntics.

A cery generał term used in photietics to characterise the pronunciation oflanguages displaying a particular type of r< certa in languages, it is claimed that the accented syllables recur at regular interuals of time, regardless of the number mtervetiing unaccented syllables.

A term used in English phonology referring to dialects or accents where / r / ispronounced following a vowel.

A generał term in the phonetic classification of speech sounds, referring to sounds which are produced at the same pl articulation.

Pmnounccd uithouł inbrations of the vocal cords during an articulation.

A term used in the phonetic classification of speech sounds on the basis of their place of articulation: it refers to a soi when the front of the tongue is in contact with or approaches the hard palate.