The Research on Speech Perception Demonstrates That

question 10

Multiple Choice

The research on speech perception demonstrates that

• A) each phoneme has a unique but consistent pronunciation.
• B) context can be used to identify a missing vowel, but not a missing consonant.
• C) people use visual cues from the speaker's mouth in order to perceive an ambiguous sound.
• D) listeners typically perceive a solid stream of language, without any breaks in the stream.

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