How does one classify the vowel of English whose keyword is given below in phonological terms?

LETTER

(Note: Selecting incorrect answers lowers your mark for this question; still, the worst case is earning 0 marks, i.e. you cannot earn negative marks for the whole question.)

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:

pat, rack, tap

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.

How does one classify the vowel of English whose keyword is given below in phonological terms?

KIT

(Note: Selecting incorrect answers lowers your mark for this question; still, the worst case is earning 0 marks, i.e. you cannot earn negative marks for the whole question.)

Type in the number for the cardinal vowel whose IPA symbol is as follows:

[ʌ]

Type in the digit(s)—do not spell the number out, i.e. do not, for instance, type in seventeen for 17.

What is the typical phonation—the state of the glottis—of the consonant pointed to through the highlighted letters in the words given below when these words are pronounced in isolation?

ago, anger, longer

What is the IPA character typically used to transcribe the consonant found in the highlighted part of the words given below?

door, adore, bed