SACE Stage 2 Australian Languages - Additional Language Practice Questions - SACE Stage 2 Australian Languages - Additional Language External Assessment Exam

Which phonological feature is typical of most Australian Indigenous languages compared to Standard Australian English?

Presence of multiple voicing contrasts among stops (such as /p/ vs /b/ and /t/ vs /d/) Absence of fricatives and presence of retroflex and palatal consonant series Abundance of labiodental fricatives such as /f/ and /v/ A wide inventory of front rounded vowels such as /y/ and /ø/

Correct Answer:

Absence of fricatives and presence of retroflex and palatal consonant series

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