Table:
text: Traditional English pronunciation of Latin
Vowel plus consonant
Vowel plus consonant
Ending American British Australian Examples
is /ɪs/ , /ɨs/ ɪs ɪs ɪs ægis, crisis, hypothesis
is /ɪs/ , /ɨs/ əs əs əs ægis, crisis, hypothesis
it /ɪt/ , /ɨt/ ɪt ɪt ɪt exit
it /ɪt/ , /ɨt/ ət ət ət deficit
on /ɒn/ , /ən/ ɑn ɒn ɔn icon, marathon
on /ɒn/ , /ən/ ən ən ən bison, siphon, horizon
os /ɒs/ ɑs ɒs ɔs chaos, pathos, pharos
ot /ɒt/ , /ət/ ɑt ɒt ɔt aliquot
ot /ɒt/ , /ət/ ət ət ət aliquot

Question: What Briton has examples of the exit under the traditional English pronunciation of the Latin vowel plus consonant?

Question: Which Australian has British from ɒs in the traditional English pronunciation of the Latin vowel plus consonant?