turkish phonology and morphology (türkçe ses ve b‹ç‹mb‹lg‹s‹)

Key to “self-test”
Unit 1
1. d forming a minimal pair.
refer to ‘Phonetics and Phonology’ section.
2. c Language is the conversion of sounds.
refer to ‘Introduction’
3. b The writing system of languages are not
sufficient.
refer to ‘Sound vs Letter’ section.
4. a May be different from its surface realization.
refer to ‘Phonetics and Phonology’ section.
5. d The underlying representation is indicated by
square brackets.
refer to ‘Phonetics and Phonology’ section.
Unit 2
1. b Which of the following describes the initial
sound of the Turkish word ‘civa’?
The right answer is, (b) voiced palato-alveolar
affricate
refer to Table 2.1
2. c To which of the symbol does voiceless glottal
fricative correspond?
The right answer is, (c) h
3. b Which set of the following sounds contains all
voiced sounds?
The right answer is, (b) b, d, g, r, l
4. a Which set of the following sounds is stops?
The right answer is, (a) t, k, p
5. e Which set of the following sounds is alveolar?
The right answer is, (e) n, l, t, z, s
Unit 3
Key to “Self-test”
1. c The right answer is (c), mid front rounded.
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2. b The right answer is (b), ortak as /o/ is a mid
back rounded vowel.
3. a The right answer is (a), i.
4. b The right answer is (b), tuR√
5. e The right answer is (e), high front rounded.
Unit 4
1. b The right anwers is (b), aç
2. a The right anwers is (a), seslenmek
3. e The right anwers is (e), rounding harmony
4. a The right anwers is (a), denge
5. d The right anwers is (d), sayaç