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Froggy Jumps Suprasegmental Phonemes QuizVersión en línea Test your intonation know-how por Sarah Marie Rosales 1 In the sentence “I didn’t say she stole the money,” stressing the word “she” implies: a Someone else stole it b She definitely stole it c No one stole it 2 In the sentence “I didn’t say she stole the money,” stressing the word “she” implies: a Someone else stole it b She definitely stole it c No one stole it 3 What are suprasegmental phonemes concerned with? a Alphabet order b Spelling rules c Stress, pitch, and intonation 4 Which sentence shows rising intonation? a You finished your work? b You finished your work. c You finished your work! 5 Which syllable is stressed in the word “Doctor”? a Doc b Both syllables c tor 6 Which word has stress on the second syllable? a begin (start) b window (opening in a wall) c table (furniture) 7 Falling intonation is usually used in: a Laughing b Statements c Yes/No questions 8 Which word is stressed on the first syllable? a happy (emotion) b about (regarding something) c relax (to rest) 9 Sentence stress usually emphasizes: a Important content words b Every word equally c Articles only 10 Which is an example of a Yes/No question? a Are you ready? b Where are you going. c You are coming. 11 What happens if stress is placed on the wrong syllable? a The word sounds unnatural b The word disappears c The spelling changes 12 Which word has two syllables? a Teacher b Book c Strength 13 In the sentence “I didn’t say she stole the money,” stressing the word “stole” implies: a She borrowed it instead b She definitely stole it c Someone else stole it

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Suprasegmental Phonemes QuizVersión en línea

por Sarah Marie Rosales

In the sentence “I didn’t say she stole the money,” stressing the word “she” implies:

In the sentence “I didn’t say she stole the money,” stressing the word “she” implies:

What are suprasegmental phonemes concerned with?

Which sentence shows rising intonation?

Which syllable is stressed in the word “Doctor”?

Which word has stress on the second syllable?

Falling intonation is usually used in:

Which word is stressed on the first syllable?

Sentence stress usually emphasizes:

Which is an example of a Yes/No question?

What happens if stress is placed on the wrong syllable?

Which word has two syllables?

In the sentence “I didn’t say she stole the money,” stressing the word “stole” implies: