Research on Context and Speech Perception Has Demonstrated That

question 69

Multiple Choice

Research on context and speech perception has demonstrated that

• A) people are amazingly accurate in identifying when speech sounds are missing in a sentence.
• B) people often do not notice a missing sound when it occurs within the context of a sentence.
• C) speech perception is almost entirely a bottom-up process.
• D) when a phoneme in a sentence is mispronounced, people typically cannot understand the sentence.

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Definitions:

Punctuation

The use of symbols in writing that separate sentences and their elements, clarifying meaning.

Apostrophe

A punctuation mark used to indicate possession or the omission of letters.

Possessive Noun

A noun that shows ownership or association with something else, typically formed by adding an apostrophe and the letter 's' to the word.

Numbers

Numerical values used to represent quantities or amounts.