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Sentence Stress RhythmSet 6

1What is the benefit of copying the rhythm of English in pronunciation?

2The foot is the unit of rythm in English. It is composed by .....

3Which of the following describes 'pace' in speaking?

4How fast or slow a person speaks is called .....

5It gives emphasis to each part that goes soft and loud.

6What happens when you stress different words in the same sentence?

7What is the primary purpose of doing dictations with short audio texts, as suggested for practice?

8What can I do to have a loud enough voice?

9In natural fluent speech, we sometimes connect words together, producing a smooth transition from one word to another within an utterance. What phonetic phenomenon is this?

10The time between stressed words is always

11Select the correct definition of Catenation.

12Which situation is best for using Level 1 whisper voice?

13Choose the correct stress. "What a lovely day it is!"

14Which term refers to the study of rhythm and stress in connected speech?

15Which words are stressed in the sentence: "She bought a beautiful new dress"?

16You should keep a steady pace while speaking, not too fast and not too slow.

17How many factors influencing sentence stress are there?

18Training on suprasegmental aspects of speech for cochlear implant users can help to increase phoneme and word recognition.

19Rolly ate my breakfast. It was a juicy longganisa. What should be stressed in the sentence if she really loved that longganisa?

20Time between stressed syllables will be shorter or longer depending on the number of unstressed ones.

21In evaluating spoken texts, fluency refers to:

22How many tonic syllables are there in each tone-unit?

23A speaker's nonverbal clues such as ..... should be watched

24Listener must segment a continuous stream of sound.

25Listening to a teacher model fluent reading primarily helps students:

26You need to sound ..... to gain a higher score.

27Micro Skills vs. Macro SkillsProduce English stress patterns, words in stressed and unstressed positions,rhythmic structure, and intonation contours.

28Which word would not be stressed in the sentence: "Do you know what she does for a living?"

29Rhythm is more smooth, not clipped, and intonation is more monotonous

30The degree of quickness in which a person delivers a speech

31In the phrase 'Turn off the lights', how does it sound naturally?

32According to the text, do physical pauses between spoken words commonly exist?

33Stress-timed rythm theory implies that .....

34With respect to oral reading errors, hesitation means:

35What is diaphragmatic breathing used for in reading aloud?

36A pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables.

37Fluency in speaking means your ability to

38Perceived as how "loud" or "soft" a sound is and relates to the totaled number of auditory nerve stimulations over short cyclic time periods, most likely over the duration of theta wave cycles.

39A prekindergarten teacher helps students memorize a poem and recite it chorally. The teacher could best use this activity to build a foundation for which of the following literacy skills?

40Why do some function words like 'to' and 'for' often appear in weak forms?

41The one word that in a sentence that is most likely to recieve sentence stress is .....

42What does the strong form in pronunciation indicate?

43When a speaker speeds up or slows their speaking speed to best fit their message and audience, they are adjusting their speaking:

44Liaison may make it harder for non-native speakers to understand what is said.

45Weak-form words often take the strong form at the end of a sense group or sentence.

46How is the rhythm of respiration during speech different from normal breathing?

47According to the text, what can change meaning in a presentation?

48According to the video, which of the following word types are typically stressed in an English sentence to convey meaning?

49What is the main benefit of learning english pronounciation?

50What would speakers do to make listeners pay attention to repetition of words

51How should you speak when giving a presentation?

52Which of these is not a process of connected speech?

53What is usually marked in bold when identifying sentence stress?

54They are made by putting sounds and silence together.

55Which scenario shows rhythmic interpretation in practice?

56This deals with the loudness or softness of speaker's voice indicating emphasis on important points or concepts.

57A speaker stutters and repeats words frequently. This affects:

58The rhythm of speech Shakespeare used is called

59The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables that give poetry its unique sound and beat.

60What is juncture?

61Which sentence has the correct stress?