Read each statement carefully. Mark those which are true. Leave those which are false unmarked.

(You earn a fraction of a mark for each true statement that you mark as true and you lose

a fraction of a mark for each false statement that you mark as true. If you mark all the statements below—half of them are true, half of them are false—your

mark for this question will be zero.)

How does one best compare the vowel of English whose keyword is given below against cardinal vowels?

TRAP (GenAm)

Type in the LPD keyword—the one found in one of the ‘Essences’ for this course—for the vowel of English which is commonly transcribed in IPA as follows:

/aʊ/

Note: Case is not relevant in this question—it does not matter whether you use small or CAPITAL letters—but do pay attention to the spelling. This question requires that you type in a single keyword, one time, in its standard spelling; a single typo will ruin your answer.

Type in the LPD keyword—the one found in one of the ‘Essences’ for this course—for the vowel of English which is commonly transcribed in IPA as follows:

/ɪ/

Note: Case is not relevant in this question—it does not matter whether you use small or CAPITAL letters—but do pay attention to the spelling. This question requires that you type in a single keyword, one time, in its standard spelling; a single typo will ruin your answer.

Type in the LPD keyword—the one found in one of the ‘Essences’ for this course—for the vowel of English which is found in the highlighted bits of the words below:

bike, knife, nine

Note: Case is not relevant in this question—it does not matter whether you use small or CAPITAL letters—but do pay attention to the spelling. This question requires that you type in a single keyword, one time, in its standard spelling; a single typo will ruin your answer.