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Question
is not a constituent of the syllable.
Correct Answer
Option B is the correct answer.
Detailed Explanation
A syllable is structurally composed of an onset, a peak (nucleus), and a coda. A 'phoneme' is an individual sound segment, not a structural constituent of the syllable itself.
Hint
Onset, peak, and coda are parts of a syllable. Which one is a general term for any single sound?