What is a linguistic system?, A random collection of words, A set of isolated sounds, A structured unity of interconnected language elements, Only grammar rules, Why is language considered a structured whole?, Because words exist independently, Because all elements are interconnected, Because it has many sounds, Because it changes every day, What does vertical (paradigmatic) organization refer to?, Linear word order in sentences, Intonation patterns, Hierarchical relations between language units, Speech tempo, What does horizontal (syntagmatic) organization show?, Word combinations in a sequence, B) Sound frequency, C) Word meanings in a dictionary, D) Grammar mistakes, What does phonetics study?, Word meanings, Sentence structure, The sound system of language, Literary style, Which of the following is NOT one of the four aspects of phonetics?, Functional, B) Articulatory, C) Acoustic, D) Historical, What are speech sounds?, The largest units of language, The smallest segmental units of speech, Only vowels, Written symbols, What is the main difference between vowels and consonants?, Consonants are louder, Vowels form syllables, Consonants form syllables alone, Vowels have no sound, Which phase of articulation is the production of the sound itself?, Excursion, Recursion, Hold (steady-state), Pause, From an acoustic perspective, speech sounds are:, Written letters, Sound waves with physical properties, Only noise, Grammar forms

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