Phonetics deals with:
- A. the production of speech sounds
- B. the reception of speech sounds
- C. the transmission of speech sounds
- D. the patterning of speech sounds
- E. word formation
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Correct answer: A. A and C only
Explanation
Articulatory phonetics deals with production and acoustic phonetics with transmission. Sound patterns are phonology, and word formation is morphology.
Note: Reception (auditory phonetics) also belongs to phonetics, but no option includes A, B and C; option 1 is the best available.
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