LIN112

Sounds produced with the
stream of air flowing out of
the mouth without
obstruction are________

The smallest units of sign
languages are called
__________

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 co-existence of two
different forms of language
in a society--often a "high"
and "low" or "official" and
"lingua franca" form--is
called

The experiment with the
chimpanzee called Nim
demonstrated that animal
communication is
___________

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

Stress is an example of a
feature that occurs over an
utterance

Hauwa acquired Nigerian
Pidgin alongside Hausa,
therefore she is a

Language interference
refers to _________.

The branch of
linguistics that studies the
internal structure of words
and how words are formed
in a language is
called_________.

English is said to have
stress-timed rhythm
because in connected
speech,__________

The science of designing
machines that simulate
human intelligence is
known as _________

The phrase ‘Jamb question’
in Don’t ask me ‘jamb
question’ is an example of a
________

refers to cognitive functions
that are primarily localized
to one side of the brain or
the other

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

The ties and connections
which exist within texts
refer to_______

_________ is an example
of a lingua franca

refers to the study of the
meaning of language in its
context of use.

Grammar is a system that
is used to generate an
number of sentences

Sounds produced with
vibration in the glottis are
described as

According to
Chomsky,________ is the
use of language in
everyday situations.

Phonetic transcription is a
form of writing using
________

The organ of speech that
makes sounds voiced or
voiceless is the

Which of the following is a
complete set of voiceless
sounds

is also known as a “slip of
tongue

One of these is an aveolar
stop ________

In the word, /ʧit/‘cheat’, /t/ is
the

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

This utterance is an
example of ____'Shut that
door, now!'

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

The main organ of speech
in the production of vowels
is the

The orthographic
representation of a
language is known as
________

The
_is the smallest minimal
unit of language that can be
pronounced in isolation

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

The sound [p] is produced
in the
cavity

isé + àtó --> ìsáto meaning
‘eight’ is an example of the
process of ______

This utterance is an
example of ____'The
accused is hereby
pronounced guilty'.

The place of articulation for
consonant [mw] which
occurs in Urhobo language
in “ẹ̀mwa” (clothe) is
nasal

The _____ are not found in
the English sound system

The statement, “All
languages have consonant
and vowel sounds” is an
example of a language

The word ‘peculiar’ is a
for ‘odd’

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

The earliest recorded
linguistic efforts in Nigeria
were by the _______

Four Greek scholars who
contributed to the growth of
linguistics are _________.

Linguistics is a science
because ____________

The word, 'uncommonality'
has
morphemes

One of the following words
has a diphthong
_________.

The output of
is the input into phonology

stress is the type of stress
that is produced with a
maximum breath force

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