Sentence Stress Quiz 9 (29 MCQs)

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1. If an adjective has two syllables, so commonly the stress is in .....
2. Identify the stressed word in the sentence:'He finished the project on time.'
3. Why do some words become unstressed?
4. Sentence stress is a key to speaking English clearly.
5. These following words are stressed in the second syllable, except .....
6. How does intonation affect meaning?
7. In the phrase 'What do you want to eat?', which word carries the primary stress?
8. What effect does changing sentence stress have?
9. What is the primary purpose of doing dictations with short audio texts, as suggested for practice?
10. What does the instruction suggest you should do after reading the paragraph aloud?
11. Some students arranged the SEAT
12. Intonation and Stress are ..... features
13. In a sentence, we should stressed on .....
14. In the sentence 'He only eats vegetables', which word is stressed?
15. Which word is stressed in the sentence:'She loves to play the piano.'?
16. Intention of the speaker:to contradict or correct someone.A:Buenos Aires is the capital of ChinaB:Bejing is the capital of China
17. What is the purpose of sentence stress in spoken English?
18. BEGGINER
19. Identify the stressed syllable in the word 'unbelievable'.
20. Recognize the intonation effect in the question:'Are you coming?'
21. I never said you would resign!
22. Listen carefully each pair of sentences. Do they have the strongest stress in the same or diferrent word? Are they Same or Different?
23. In the paragraph about winter, which of the following is likely to be stressed?
24. What is usually marked in bold when identifying sentence stress?
25. What does stressing "Can you believe it?" express?
26. When listening to spoken English, what is the recommended approach for comprehension?
27. In English, which method is MOST commonly used to stress a word?
28. The following are what the stressed syllable should be, except .....
29. Structure/Grammar words