The production of vowels is characterized by:
A) whether they are voiced or unvoiced
B) the location of constriction in the vocal tract
C) the position and height of the tongue
D) the degree of frication

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The position and height of the tongue play a crucial role in the production of vowels. The tongue's location determines the shape and size of the oral cavity, which affects the resonance and timbre of the produced sound. The other options are more relevant to the production of consonants.

The Production of Vowels Is Characterized By