Synforms & Listening Discrimination

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Test understanding of synforms and listening cues.

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Froggy Jumps Synforms & Listening DiscriminationVersión en línea Test understanding of synforms and listening cues. por Nazareth Vasquez 1 Which is a reason synforms are difficult to understand? a Similar meanings with different spellings b Different word order c Same root with different suffixes 2 What is another reason synforms are hard to distinguish? a Word length difference b Consonantal difference c Vowel length alone 3 Which is a reason synforms differ? a Same root different prefixes or affixes b Different syllable count c Opposite meaning 4 Which strategy helps listeners process speech by focusing on rhythm? a Pay attention to stressed words b Ignore pitch c Heed only final words 5 What do listeners do to understand speech better? a They ignore phrases b They read word by word only c They segment the speech in parts 6 Which habit helps us understand what is being said better? a They skip ambiguous parts b They memorize every sound c They look for words that correspond 7 What knowledge do listeners call on to understand speech? a Schemata b Dictionary entries only c Grammar rules only 8 To do correct listening discrimination, which process is essential? a Discerning intonation units b memorizing all words c Ignoring emphasis 9 Which is a signal of an intonation unit? a No syllable length change b Constant pitch c Pause

Froggy Jumps

Synforms & Listening DiscriminationVersión en línea

Test understanding of synforms and listening cues.

por Nazareth Vasquez

Which is a reason synforms are difficult to understand?

Similar meanings with different spellings

Different word order

Same root with different suffixes

What is another reason synforms are hard to distinguish?

Word length difference

Consonantal difference

Vowel length alone

Which is a reason synforms differ?

Same root different prefixes or affixes

Different syllable count

Opposite meaning

Which strategy helps listeners process speech by focusing on rhythm?

Pay attention to stressed words

Ignore pitch

Heed only final words

What do listeners do to understand speech better?

They ignore phrases

They read word by word only

They segment the speech in parts

Which habit helps us understand what is being said better?

They skip ambiguous parts

They memorize every sound

They look for words that correspond

What knowledge do listeners call on to understand speech?

Schemata

Dictionary entries only

Grammar rules only

To do correct listening discrimination, which process is essential?

Discerning intonation units

memorizing all words

Ignoring emphasis

Which is a signal of an intonation unit?

No syllable length change

Constant pitch

Pause

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Which is a reason synforms are difficult to understand?

What is another reason synforms are hard to distinguish?

Which is a reason synforms differ?

Which strategy helps listeners process speech by focusing on rhythm?

What do listeners do to understand speech better?

Which habit helps us understand what is being said better?

What knowledge do listeners call on to understand speech?

To do correct listening discrimination, which process is essential?

Which is a signal of an intonation unit?

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