Often Extraneous Noise Interferes with Our Ability to Hear All

question 61

Multiple Choice

Often extraneous noise interferes with our ability to hear all speech sounds. If a brief burst of noise prevents a phoneme from being heard (e.g., "His *ame is Barry") , what is most likely to occur?

• A) The listener will not understand the sentence.
• B) The listener will be able to understand the sentence and will not realize that the burst of noise occurred.
• C) The listener will be able to understand the sentence and will realize that a burst of noise occurred but will not know where the burst occurred.
• D) The listener will be able to understand the sentence, will realize that a burst of noise occurred, and will know exactly which phoneme was missing.

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