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Sentence Stress RhythmSet 7

1What is an example of a thinking sound that can lower your fluency score?

2How does volume function as an affectation device?

3Catenation refers to:

4Analyze the stress pattern in the sentence:'She is a doctor, not a nurse.'

5Quick or slow

6If there is no stressed syllable before the tonic syllable, there can be a head

7The normal rate of speech is .....

8In public speaking, what is important?

9How does listening to poetry differ from reading it silently?

10A weak beat is unaccented

11What does the "S" in the acronym VPIST stand for in prosodic features?

12Examples of correctly using speech and volume skills include .....

13What determines which words receive stress in a sentence?

14What is the sentence stress or accent?

15What is a rhythmic pattern?

16Unstressed or semi-stressed syllable at the end of the sentence.

17Rate refers to the pace of your speech.

18Which of the following can change the context of a word?

19Pronunciation-Understanding weak forms (was and were). Read the dialogue and choose which word is pronounced with the strong form. A: I think you were listening to music! B: I wasn't.

20Choose the best example of phonological awareness practice.

21Why is dynamics important in singing?

22What happens to the breathing rate during speech?

23To use your voice effectively,

24How are word stress and sentence stress different?

25The same succession of sounds

26..... sounds have a larger amplitude

27In complex sentences, where is stress often placed?

28Stress is a common use of intonation

29Which of the following is NOT typically an unstressed word in a sentence?

30The largest prosodic unit is:

31What is the main function of sentence stress in English?

32Linking is a way of joining the pronunciation of two words.

33Your pronunciation will be better if you read your message like a script.

34What is a key feature of Band 7+ candidates in terms of fluency?

35What is the term used by teachers to describe the emphasis placed on certain words within a sentence?

36Grade 2: Acknowledge differences in the points of view of characters, including by speaking in a different voice for each character when reading dialogue .....

37Why is it important to understand both word and sentence stress?

38Stressing words in an utterance depends very much on the context, this is

39Suprasementals also known as prosodic features.

40The stress may be fixed and free according to:

41Connected speech refers to:

42Assimilation most commonly occurs in which type of speech?

43In the sentence "I live in a town near London, " if the speaker stresses "near, " what is the implied meaning?

44Is composed of all the unstressed syllables in a tone unit preceding the first stressed syllable.-> Unstressed syllables before the head

45Which following options doesn't have rhythm?

46Four factors make a syllable prominent are:loudness, length, ....., quality.

47What type of rhythm is common in English?