The words "spleemer" and "twipple" are normally read aloud by a __________ procedure.
A) linguistic
B) semantic
C) phonetic
D) surface
E) lexical

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Phonetic procedure refers to the process of pronouncing words based on their individual sounds. Since "spleemer" and "twipple" do not have established meanings in language, a phonetic procedure would be the most appropriate way to read them aloud. The other options (linguistic, semantic, surface, and lexical) all deal with the meaning or structure of language, which is not relevant in this case.

The Words "Spleemer" and "Twipple" Are Normally Read Aloud by a __________