Phonology and Phonetics Review

Vowels are usually lengthened before syllable final voiced consonants.

	a)	True
	b)	False
Yes, that's right.No. They are usually lengthened before final voiced consonants.Your answer has been saved.

Unstressed syllables never have full vowels.

	a)	True
	b)	False
That's right. You can have a full vowel in an unstressed syllable, such as window.Sorry, no. You can have a full vowel in an unstressed syllable, such as window.Your answer has been saved.

There are no lip-rounded front vowels in English.

	a)	True
	b)	False
That's right.No, there aren't.Your answer has been saved.

/j/ and /w/ are semivowels.

	a)	True
	b)	False
Yes, that's rightNo, they are semi vowels.Your answer has been saved.