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Identify the high front unrounded vowel from the options below:

A/i/

B/u/

C/e/

D/o/

Answer:

A. /i/

Read Explanation:

A high front unrounded vowel is /i/ or /ɪ/.

  • High: The tongue is positioned high in the mouth.

  • Front: The tongue is placed toward the front of the mouth.

  • Unrounded: The lips are not rounded during articulation.

Examples:

  • /i/ (long, tense): Seen /siːn/, Beat /biːt/

  • /ɪ/ (short, lax): Bit /bɪt/, Sit /sɪt/


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