The origin of the word ‘…’ is a Greek ‘phona’

. The origin of the word ‘…’ is a Greek ‘phona’

1. 
   A sonorant;
   

2. 
   A sound, a voice;
   

3. 
   Acoustics;
   

4. 
   Articulation;
   

5. 
   Vowel.
   

2. … which is mainly concerned with the functioning of phonetic units in the language.

1. 
   Segmental phonetics;
   

2. 
   Practical phonetics;
   

3. 
   Normative phonetics;
   

4. 
   Suprasegmental phonetics;
   

E) theoretical phonetics.

3. Sound alterations are also widely spread on the synchronical level in the present-day English and are known as …

1. 
   Contextual phonetics;
   

b) practical phonetics;

c) experimental phonetics;

5. 
   Acoustic phonetics;
   

e)normative phonetics.

b) practical phonetics;

c) normative phonetics;

d) suprasegmental phonetics;

e) theoretical phonetics.

10. Some sound alterations are traced to the phonetic changes in earlier periods of the language development and are known as …

1. 
   Historical;
   

b) Functional;

c) Phonological;

d) Principal;

e) Abstract.

11. The actual pronounced sounds which we hear are formed with stylistic, situational, personal characteristics are …

1. 
   Allophones;
   

2. 
   Phonemes;
   

11. The actual pronounced sounds which we hear are formed with stylistic, situational, personal characteristics are …

1. 
   Allophones;
   

2. 
   Phonemes;