LIN112

The manner of articulation
for the consonant sound
[ʤ] is

Sign Languages
__________

Which of the theories of the
origin of language explains
using differences in the
biological features between
man and animals?
___________

Indian English and
Australian English are
examples of
of English

The main difference
between consonant and
sounds is the obstruction in
the flow of air from the
lungs

Which of the following is not
a component of linguistic
knowledge? ________

The history of sign
languages dates back to
the _______

The output of
is the input into phonology

One of these is a low, back,
unrounded vowel ______

[ɑ:] is a low, back,
long vowel

When the compressed air
in the oral cavity is released
suddenly with an audible
pop sound by the
articulators at the place of
articulation, the sound
produced is________

The difference between 'go
slow', traffic jam', and heavy
traffic flow' is a
difference

is that aspect of a speaker's
grammar an represents
his/her ability to produce
grammatically correct
sentences

The statement, "I am
coming" instead of "I'll be
back" is an example of
language

A native speaker of Yoruba
who knows that tone can
make a difference in the
meaning of two words that
have the same spelling is
said to have _______
knowledge of Yoruba

refers to forms that
charaterise the speech of
individual speakers

Tone performs a
function when it
distinguishes between
sentences that are the
same except for the tones
they bear.

Languages that descended
from the same language
are called ______

Which of the following
statements is NOT TRUE
__________

is also known as a “slip of
tongue

A proposal to change the
ways in which a language is
to be used in society is part
of ___________

The type of sounds
produced by a closed glottis
forcing air pressure in the
mouth that results in loud
sound when the air is
released suddenly are
called ________

The minimal unit of study in
morphology is

The features that all human
languages share in
common are referred to as
________.

______________is
concerned with the study of
the acquisition, use, and
loss of language.

The first phase of linguistics
as a science had its focus
on________ logic of
meaning

A morpheme that cannot
stand on its own is called a
morpheme

Every language has a set of
that determine word order

The process of
involves the loss of a sound
segment or suprasegment
when morphemes or words
are combined together.

Sounds that begin as stops
and end as fricatives are
called
__.

Ability to recognise the
word order and sentence
structure in a language is
_______ knowledge.

"Its beyond my
apprehension” is an
example of a speech error
called

In Hausa, ‘asibiti’ meaning
‘hospital’ is an example of
_______

Dental fricatives occur in
only one of these
languages________

The control of one side of
the body by the opposite
side of the brain is known
as _______

The effect that an
illocutionary act has on a
hearer is referred to
as______

The word for 'hospital' in
Hausa is 'asibiti' an
example of

Phonetic transcription is a
form of writing using
________

According to Chomsky,
grammar is a native
speakers’
of his/her language

Another term for the
communicative purpose of
an expression is _______

The basic minimal unit of
grammatical analysis in a
language is the ________

In Sign language, the
elements of a sign as
summarized in the acronym
HOLME refers to________

The process by which the
word ‘pilot’ which functions
as a noun is used to
function as a verb is called

__________ was a Swiss
scholar often referred to as
the father of modern
linguistics

Alveolar sounds are
produced through contact
between the teeth and the

__________ is concerned
with the study of how the
brain processes language

The minimal meaningful
unit of grammatical analysis
is the

The function word in the
statement, "Lets make
America great again" is

The language centre for
right-handed persons is
located in the ________

Pitch patterns (low and
high) over phrases and
sentences are known as