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Froggy Jumps Phonology Theories ShowdownVersión en línea A quick quiz on major phonology theories. por Uzbek Navoiy 1 Which theory developed most recently among the major ones listed? a Optimality Theory b Distinctive Feature Theory c Natural Phonology 2 Which theory was a direct evolution from rule-based approach with universal grammar? a Generative Phonology b Natural Phonology c Optimality Theory 3 Which theory introduced constraints as ranked and evaluated candidates? a Optimality Theory b Generative Phonology c Natural Phonology 4 Which theory introduced constraints as ranked and evaluated candidates? a Optimality Theory b Generative Phonology c Natural Phonology 5 Which theory introduced constraints as ranked and evaluated candidates? a Optimality Theory b Generative Phonology c Natural Phonology 6 Which theory emphasizes innate universal features to describe phonology? a Distictive Feature Theory b Natural Phonology c Optimality Theory 7 Which theory emphasizes innate universal features to describe phonology? a Distictive Feature Theory b Natural Phonology c Optimality Theory 8 Which theory questioned the need for surface forms to explain alternations, focusing on constraints? a Generative Phonology b Distinctive Feature Theory c Optimality Theory 9 In which theory are phonological processes seen as surface-level adaptations? a Generative Phonology b Optimality Theory c Natural Phonology 10 Which theory arose as an extension of Generative Grammar in phonology? a Natural Phonology b Optimality Theory c Generative Phonology 11 Which theory uses a set of binary features to describe sounds? a Natural Phonology b Generative Phonology c Distictive Feature Theory 12 Which theory was developed by Prince and Smolensky in the 1990s? a Optimality Theory b Distictive Feature Theory c Generative Phonology 13 Which theory is often contrasted with rule-based approaches and uses constraint rankings? a Generative Phonology b Natural Phonology c Optimality Theory

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Which theory developed most recently among the major ones listed?

Which theory was a direct evolution from rule-based approach with universal grammar?

Which theory introduced constraints as ranked and evaluated candidates?

Which theory introduced constraints as ranked and evaluated candidates?

Which theory introduced constraints as ranked and evaluated candidates?

Which theory emphasizes innate universal features to describe phonology?

Which theory emphasizes innate universal features to describe phonology?

Which theory questioned the need for surface forms to explain alternations, focusing on constraints?

In which theory are phonological processes seen as surface-level adaptations?

Which theory arose as an extension of Generative Grammar in phonology?

Which theory uses a set of binary features to describe sounds?

Which theory was developed by Prince and Smolensky in the 1990s?

Which theory is often contrasted with rule-based approaches and uses constraint rankings?