________________are also called secondary phonemes?

Related Mcqs:

1. Human language is structured at the levels of phonemes and morphemes and at the level of words. This property of language is called_______________?

   A. Duality of structure
   B. Recursiveness
   C. Displacement
   D. TransferencE.

2. Phonemes which effect meaning change in the same linguistic environment are said to be in ____________?

   A. Contrastive distribution
   B. Complementary distribution
   C. Non__contrastive distribution
   D. None of the abovE.

3. The phonemes which do not occur in the same linguistic environment and which when occur so, do not bring about a change in meaning are said to be in __________?

   A. Complementary distribution
   B. Contrastive distribution
   C. Non__complementary distribution
   D. None of the abovE.

4. A person who can use two languages is called ________________________?

   A. Biolingual
   B. Bilingual
   C. Duo__lingual
   D. Duo__langual

5. /s/, /z/ are called ____________?

   A. Plosives
   B. Affricates
   C. Fricatives
   D. Trill

6. The consonant /l/ is called ____________?

   A. Sibilant
   B. Lateral
   C. Nasal
   D. Semi__vowel

7. ____________________are also called prosodic features?

   A. Suprasegmentals
   B. Morphemes
   C. Allomorphs
   D. Allophones

8. /f/ and /v/ are called ?

   A. Plosives
   B. Affricates
   C. fricatives
   D. Trill

9. The consonant /s/ is called ________ ?

   A. Sibilant
   B. Lateral
   C. Nasal
   D. Semi__vowel

10. The word ‘bank’ in ‘on the banks on the river’ and ‘banks are financial institutions’ is called a____________?

    A. Allophones
    B. Homophones
    C. Homographs
    D. Homonyms