Question

Does the transcription exhibit incorrect usage of diacritical markings associated with stop consonants?

a) Yes, it misuses aspiration marks.
b) No, the diacritical markings are used accurately.
c) Yes, there are errors in voicing diacritics.
d) No, all diacritical markings for stop consonants are correct.

Answer 1

The transcription exhibits incorrect usage of diacritical markings associated with stop consonants.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question is asking whether the transcription exhibits incorrect usage of diacritical markings associated with stop consonants.

The correct answer is a) Yes, it misuses aspiration marks. Diacritical markings, such as aspiration marks, are used to indicate specific features of consonant sounds. If the transcription misuses or misrepresents these markings, it would be considered incorrect.

For example, if a transcription uses an aspiration mark for a stop consonant that is not aspirated, or fails to use an aspiration mark for a stop consonant that is aspirated, it would be deemed incorrect usage.