Pronunciation und Intonation im Englischen lernen: Quizfragen für Klasse 13

Question 1

What is the primary function of correct intonation?

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To convey emotions and intentions clearly

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To make speech easier to understand

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To sound more professional

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To avoid misunderstandings

Question 2

Identify an example of connected speech:

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I'm gonna go to the store.

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I am going to the store.

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I am goingto the store.

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I'mgoingto the store.

Question 3

What is the term for the regular pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a word?

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Rhythm

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Intonation

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Stress

Question 4

Which of the following intonation patterns is typically used to indicate a question in English?

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Rising

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Falling

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Level

Question 5

What is the term for the way in which words are connected in spoken language?

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Linking

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Rhythm

Question 6

What is the primary stress pattern in English words with more than two syllables?

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Alternating stressed and unstressed syllables

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Stress on the first syllable

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Stress on the last syllable

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Stress on every third syllable

Question 7

Which of the following sentences is pronounced with a rising intonation at the end?

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Is it going to rain tomorrow?

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I'm not sure.

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He's a great singer.

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The weather is beautiful today.

Question 8

What is the difference between open and closed syllables in English?

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Open syllables end in a vowel, while closed syllables end in a consonant.

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Closed syllables end in a vowel, while open syllables end in a consonant.

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Open syllables are stressed, while closed syllables are unstressed.

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There is no difference between open and closed syllables.

Question 9

Which of the following is NOT a core element of English pronunciation?

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Grammar

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Stress

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Rhythm

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Intonation

Question 10

What is the term used to describe the pattern of rising and falling tones in speech?

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Intonation

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Rhythm

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Stress

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Accent

Question 11

When speaking in English, it is generally recommended to:

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Vary the pitch of your voice

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Speak as quickly as possible

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Maintain a monotone voice

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Avoid using pauses

Question 12

Which of the following is a technique used to improve pronunciation and fluency?

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Shadowing

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Dictation

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Translation

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Paraphrasing

Question 13

In the sentence "She's a great singer", which word is pronounced with the schwa sound?

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a

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She

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great

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singer

Question 14

What is the term for the brief pause that occurs between words in connected speech?

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Liaison

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Ellipsis

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Assimilation

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Elision

Question 15

When pronouncing the word "psychology", which sound is represented by the letter "y"?

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/j/

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/ai/

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/i:/

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/u:/

Question 16

What is the primary purpose of stressing a particular syllable in a word when speaking English?

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To emphasize the stressed syllable and its content.

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To make the word sound more formal.

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To indicate a change in the word's meaning.

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To make the word easier to pronounce for non-native speakers.

Question 17

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using correct pronunciation and intonation in English communication?

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Adoption of a specific regional accent.

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Increased clarity and comprehension.

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Enhanced confidence and fluency.

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Improved engagement with native English speakers.

Question 18

How does stress differ from accent in English pronunciation?

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Stress is placed on syllables, while accent is on words.

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Stress is on individual sounds, while accent is on groups of sounds.

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Stress is on stressed syllables, while accent is on unstressed syllables.

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Stress and accent are the same thing.

Question 19

Which of the following is NOT a factor influencing pronunciation?

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Vocabulary

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Native language

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Dialect

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Gender

Question 20

What is the difference between intonation and pronunciation?

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Intonation refers to the pitch of voice, while pronunciation refers to the production of individual sounds.

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Pronunciation refers to the pitch of voice, while intonation refers to the production of individual sounds.

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Intonation and pronunciation are the same thing.

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Neither intonation nor pronunciation is important for effective communication.

Question 21

What is the purpose of using phonetic symbols?

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To represent the sounds of a language in a standardized way

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To make a language easier to learn

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To improve spelling

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To help people with speech disorders

Question 22

What is the importance of using correct pronunciation and intonation?

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It helps improve communication and avoid misunderstandings

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It makes a person sound more educated

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It is necessary for formal occasions only

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It is not important as long as the message is conveyed.

Question 23

Which stress pattern is used in the compound noun 'head teacher'?

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Head teacher

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HEAD teacher

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head TEACHER

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head Teacher

Question 24

How do regional dialects affect the pronunciation of English words?

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Regional dialects affect vowel and consonant pronunciation in both formal and informal speech.

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Regional dialects do not affect pronunciation.

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Regional dialects affect vowel pronunciation only.

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Regional dialects affect vowel and consonant pronunciation in formal speech only.

Question 25

What is the primary function of intonation in spoken communication?

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To express meaning and convey emotions

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To enhance clarity

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To emphasize specific words

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To make speech more entertaining

Question 26

Which factor can pose a challenge for English learners in acquiring accurate pronunciation?

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Native language interference

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Lack of exposure

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Low motivation

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Poor teaching

Question 27

Identify the sentence with the correct intonation pattern for a yes/no question:

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Did you go to the store yesterday?

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Did you go to the store yesterday.

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Did you go to the store? Yesterday

Question 28

Select the sound typically pronounced with a rounded lip shape:

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/u:/

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/ɑː/

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/i:/

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/ɛ/

Question 29

Which word is pronounced with a voiced bilabial stop?

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Bag

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Sun

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Cat

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Thin

Question 30

Which intonation pattern is typically used to express a question in English?

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Rising

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Dipping

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Level

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Falling

Question 31

Which strategy is most effective for improving pronunciation in English?

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Active listening

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Translating directly from the native language

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Blind memorization

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Guessing based on spelling

Question 32

Which intonation pattern is commonly used to convey surprise in English?

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Peaked

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Falling

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Rising

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Level

Question 33

Which of the following websites offers interactive pronunciation exercises?

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Forvo

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YouTube

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Google Translate

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Wikipedia

Question 34

What is the primary difference in pronunciation between the words "ship" and "sheep"?

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Vowel sound

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Consonant sound

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Stress placement

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Number of syllables

Question 35

Which technique is useful for practicing intonation in English?

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Shadowing

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Memorization

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Guessing

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Translation

Question 36

Which of the following words has the primary stress on the first syllable?

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**address**

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arrive

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pronunciation

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continue

Question 37

Which of the following sentences uses the correct intonation pattern for a question?

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**Have you been to London?**

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Have you been to London?

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Have you been to London

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Have you been to London.

Question 38

Which of the following words contains a diphthong sound?

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**eye**

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cat

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book

Question 39

Which of the following words contains a voiceless consonant sound?

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**cat**

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zebra

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fish

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dog

Question 40

Which of the following sentences has the correct rhythm?

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**I / went / to / the / store.**

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I / went to / the store.

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I / went / to the / store

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I / went to / the store

Question 41

Which of the following words is pronounced with a schwa sound?

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**the**

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cat

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run

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book

Question 42

Which of the following words has a falling intonation pattern?

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**no**

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maybe

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yes

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I don't know

Question 43

Which of the following sentences uses the correct intonation pattern for a statement?

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**I am going to the store.**

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I am going to the store.

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I am going to the store

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I am going to the store?

Question 44

Which of the following words is pronounced with a rounded vowel sound?

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**cat**

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book

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dog

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run

Question 45

Identify the intonation pattern that should be used for the following question: 'Could you please repeat that?'

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Rising

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Flat

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Falling

Question 46

In which context would a rising intonation be employed at the end of a sentence?

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To indicate a question

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To express certainty

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To show surprise

Question 47

Which of the following is NOT a factor that can influence pronunciation in English?

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Personal preference

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Stress

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Intonation

Question 48

What is an effective technique for improving your English pronunciation?

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Listening to native speakers and imitating their speech

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Translating words directly from your native language

Question 49

Which sentence uses a rising intonation pattern at the end, typically indicating a question?

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Are you coming to the party?

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The cat is sleeping.

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I went to the store.

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He is a doctor.

Question 50

Which word has a different vowel sound than the others?

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cot

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bought

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fought

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caught

Question 51

Which sentence would typically have a falling intonation at the end, signaling a statement of fact?

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I like pizza.

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Do you like pizza?

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I like pizza, right?

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I like pizza, don't you?

Question 52

Which sentence uses a higher intonation on the word 'really' to emphasize surprise or disbelief?

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You're really going to eat that?

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It's really cold outside.

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He's really tired.

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I really like pizza.

Question 53

Which word has the stress on the second syllable?

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Present

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Preclude

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Perceive

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Project

Question 54

Which word has a different intonation pattern from the others, typically used to express surprise or question?

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Really?

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Absolutely.

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Certainly.

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Indubitably.

Question 55

Which sentence uses the correct intonation for a polite yes/no question, with a rising intonation at the end?

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Could you pass the salt, please?

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Could you pass me the salt?

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Could you pass me the salt please

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Could you pass the salt?

Question 56

What is the correct pronunciation of the word 'schism'?

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/ˈsɪzəm/

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/ˈskɪzəm/

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/ˈʃɪzm/

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/ˈskɪsm/

Question 57

Which of these sounds is a voiced consonant, meaning the vocal cords vibrate when producing the sound?

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B

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P

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K

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T

Question 58

What is the difference between weak and strong forms of words?

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Weak forms are pronounced with less stress and clarity than strong forms.

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Weak forms are used in formal contexts, while strong forms are used in informal contexts.

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Strong forms are pronounced with reduced vowel sounds, while weak forms have full vowel sounds.

Question 59

Which of the following is a technique for improving pronunciation?

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Listen to native speakers and imitate their speech.

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Read aloud in front of a mirror.

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Memorize pronunciation rules.

Question 60

What is the function of intonation in speech?

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To convey emotions, emphasis, and meaning.

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To indicate the end of a sentence.

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To make speech louder.