phonetics

5. O.Jesperson classified all speech sounds according to ... levels of sonority
7. The ... function of the syllabic structure manifests itself in the fact that the right syllabic boundary makes it easier to recognize words, phrases and sentences The recognitive function of the syllabic structure manifests itself in the fact that the right syllabic boundary makes it easier to recognize words, phrases and sentences.
8. The term "..." is taken by O.Jesperson as "the degree of perceptibility"
11. The ... function of the syllabic structure includes differences in both syllable formation and syllable division
12. A syllable which begins in a consonant is called...
13. According to Sherba all consonants may be of ... types

1. A speech sound which is capable of forming a syllable is called...
2. The author of the "pressure or chest-pulse theory" is ...
3. The author of the "sonority theory" is ...
4. The author of the "muscular tension theory" is ...
6. The syllabic structure fulfils ... function because syllables constitute the material forms of all the words, phrases and sentences
9. The author of "loudness theory" is ...
10. A syllable which ends in a vowel is called ...
12. A syllable which ends in a consonant is called...