How does a person produce velar stops when pronouncing phonemes?
a) By sliding your tongue off the roof of your mouth to make a "clucking" noise.
b) By rolling your tongue and breathing outwards.
c) By placing your tongue on the area behind your front teeth.
d) By pressing your lips together and breathing quickly outwards.
e) By placing your tongue towards the back of your mouth.
Answer: E
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