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Sounds produced with an open vocal track without any interruption of the tongue are

Aaffricates

Bbilabials

Cvowels

Dconsonants

Answer:

C. vowels

Read Explanation:

  • Vowels – Air flows freely through the mouth; no complete closure or strong friction.

  • Consonants – Produced with some form of obstruction in the vocal tract.

  • Bilabials – Consonants made with both lips (like /p/, /b/).

  • Affricates – Consonants that begin as stops and release into fricatives (like /ch/, /j/).


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