Which of the following is not true?

A. Little

B. Read

C. Can

D. Eye

A. Rhythm

B. Word-stress

C. Timbre

D. Assimilation

A. Widely

B. Looking

C. Ice-cream

D. Climate

A. The Fall

B. The Rise

C. The Fall-Rise

D. The Rise-Fall

A. The Fall

B. The Rise

C. The Fall-Rise

D. The Rise-Fall

A. Mountaineer

B. Teaching

C. Photography

D. Perfection

A. The English long vowels always occur in a phonetically open syllable when they are separated from a following syllabic sound by only one consonant

B. The English diphthong always occur in a phonetically open syllable when they are separated from a following syllabic sound by only one consonant

C. The English unstressed vowels always occur in a phonetically open syllable when they are separated from a following syllabic sound by only one consonant

D. A short stressed vowel when separated from a following syllabic sound by only one consonant always occur in a closed syllable, although it is difficult to tell where the point of syllable division is