Which of the parts of Greater London’s names includes an instance of the letter vowel?

Which of the characters’ names includes the highest number of fricatives?

Which of the parts of the United Kingdom’s names may include a glottal reinforcement or a glottal replacement in connected speech pronunciation?

Which of the characters’ names contains the possibility of trap-raising (in a GenAm pronunciation)?

Which of the characters’ names includes an instance of pre-fortis clipping?

Which of the writes’ names includes the highest number of (non-epenthetic) affricates (in a present-day pronunciation)?

Which of the states of the United States’ names includes each of its different vowels appearing exactly twice in the pronunciation?

Choose the example which is most likely to exhibit, in (Broad) GenBrit, the phenomenon named in the line below in the part highlighted in yellow.

regressive POA assimilation

Choose the example which is most likely to exhibit, in (Broad) GenBrit, the phenomenon named in the line below in the part highlighted in yellow.

regressive MOA assimilation

Identify the most probable (Broad) GenBrit realization of the part of the phrase/sentence below highlighted in yellow. Choose the transcription which represents the most likely pronunciation out of the four given.

against the flow of traffic