4. Question 4 Using “S” to show a stressed syllable and “w” to show an unstressed syllable, how is the verb”research” pronounced? 1 point S-w w-S
3. Question 3 Using “S” to show a stressed syllable and “w” to show an unstressed syllable, how is the noun “research” pronounced? 1 point w-S S-w
2. Question 2 Using “S” to show a stressed syllable and “w” to show an unstressed syllable, how is “interview” pronounced? 1 point w-w-S S-w-w w-S-w
1. Question 1 How many syllables are in the word “information”? 1 point 3 4 5
5. Question 5 Mark the types of focal stress discussed in the lecture. 1 point Emphatic stress Contrastive stress Neutral stress Information stress
7. Question 7 In the statement “I said she might consider a new position”, where would a speaker place neutral focal stress? 1 point on “new” on “might”…
3. Question 3 Where does focal stress normally fall? 1 point On function words. On content words.
2. Question 2 Neutral stress is different for statements and questions. 1 point True. False.
1. Question 1 Where does neutral focal stress occur? 1 point On any word a speaker chooses to emphasize. On the last stressed syllable in a thought group….
8. Question 8 In the statement “I said she might consider a new position”, where would a speaker place focal stress if he or she thought the listener had not…
