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    The midterm exam will cover the brief history of the International Phonetic Alphabet, key concepts and examples from Roach's article on phonetics and phonology, the speech mechanism, homophones and minimal pairs, gradation, classification and features of English vowels, and the formal description of vowels 1 through 12.

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    The midterm exam will cover the brief history of the International Phonetic Alphabet, key concepts and examples from Roach's article on phonetics and phonology, the speech mechanism, homophones and minimal pairs, gradation, classification and features of English vowels, and the formal description of vowels 1 through 12.

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    Topics for Written Mid-term Exam #1 (theory)

     Brief history of IPA


     Roach’s article on Phonetics & Phonology, with the corresponding definitions of all
    concepts and examples provided in the text
     The speech mechanism
     Homophones; minimal pairs
     Gradation
     Classification and general features of English vowels
     Formal description of vowels #1 / through #12 .

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