Write a T or an F before each statement. (10 points) Question 41 (1 point) Laterals can only be approximants. Question 41 options: True False Question 42 (1 point) Of all the Canadian English vowels, // usually has the highest F2 and the lowest F1. Question 42 options: True False Question 43 (1 point) Harmonics are frequencies that are enhanced by the resonances of the vocal tract. Question 43 options: True False Question 44 (1 point) A nasalized vowel is articulated with a raised velum. Question 44 options: True False Question 45 (1 point) A Canadian English yes/no question is usually produced with a falling intonational contour. Question 45 options: True False Question 46 (1 point) The acoustic cue/correlate of both tone and intonation is F1 (first formant frequency). Question 46 options: True False Question 47 (1 point) English is a pitch-accented language. Question 47 options: True False Question 48 (1 point) Spectrums provide information about amplitude and frequency, but not time. Question 48 options: True False Question 49 (1 point) Of the Canadian English fricatives, non-sibilants (e.g., f, v, , ) have the greatest intensity on a spectrogram. Question 49 options: True False Question 50 (1 point) In an