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Midterm Review (closed book) Phonetics Be able to provide the descriptive terms for both English consonants and vowels (voicing, place of articulation, manner of articulation for Cs - height, backness, rounding, tenseness for Vs) Be able to fill in blank English consonant chart Transcribe from IPA into English spelling = cat Be able to identify phonetic processes (will be given a list of processes to choose from) Midterm total points = 100 // Phonetics section = 57 points

Midterm Review (closed book) Phonology Be able to identify minimal pairs Be able to identify which data set has complementary distribution and which does not Be able to identify the different parts of a syllable on a blank syllable tree Be able to identify what phonetic characteristics sounds share in common (natural classes; multiple choice) [s] and [f] are both: a. voiced affricates b. voiceless fricatives c. voiceless stops d. alveolar consonants Midterm total points = 100 // Phonology section = 21 points

Midterm Review (closed book Morphology Be able to identify morphemes in a data set (will be given multiple choice or a list of options for matching morphemes to their meanings) Be able to identify word formation processes or other morphological processes (given a list of terms and/or multiple choice) - especially difference between derivation and inflection! Midterm total points = 100 // Morphology section = 22 points