[t] & [t^h] are called the of the phoneme /t/

A. 2

B. 3

C. 4

D. 5

A. A pair of words of the same pronunciation

B. Two allophones of the same phoneme

C. A pair of words which differ from each other by only one phoneme at the same position

D. A & C

A. A precise pronunciation of a sound

B. A phoneme

C. A & B

A. Slanted lines

B. Square brackets

C. Parentheses

A. Segmental

B. Super-segmental

C. Over-segmental

D. B & C

A. Consonants preceding the PEAK

B. Consonants following the CENTER

C. Sound(s) in the center of a syllable

D. Vowels or diphthongs