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Stress part III - GROUP 4


Froggy Jumps Stress part III - GROUP 4Online version Game about the unit Sress III - group 4 by Florencia 1 In a noun + noun compound where the first noun represents an organization, location, or time, which of the following is a correct example? a apple pie b country-house c chocolate cake 2 Which of the following noun + noun compounds is considered an exception to the typical stress pattern mentioned in the text (regarding the second noun being made of the first)? a rice pudding b fruit salad c lemon juice 3 Which of the following adjective + noun + adjectival -ed combinations is presented as a common adjective that can be affected by stress shift? a easy-going b five-star hotel c bad-tempered 4 What are the factors that influence stress placement? a the morphological and the syntactic factors b the semantic and the morphological factors c the semantic and phonemic factor 5 Affixes do no affect stress placement a True b False c 6 Prefixes have a stronger determining force than suffixes a True b False c 7 In the word "refugee," where does the main stress fall, and why? a It falls on -gee because -ee is an autostressed suffix; it always pulls the stress to itself. b It falls on the first syllable because it is fixed c It does not fall on any syllable 8 In the word "historic," where does the main stress fall, and why? a It falls on -hi- because the stress is on the first element of the word b It falls on -stor- (the suffix -ic is pre-stressed) c It falls on the last syllable because it is an adjective 9 In the word "translate," the stress is on -late (trans-late), but in "communicate," it’s on -mu- (com-mu-nicate). Why does the same suffix -ate change the stress position? a Because they do not belong to the same word category b Because -ate is a mixed suffix c It is not related to the suffix -ate 10 Compound word are written in different ways a True, in two ways. b False, just in one way c True, in three ways 11 English compounds, in its citation forms, present the primary stress... a On the second element b On the first element c Either on the first or the second component 12 In the case of hairdresser, the second noun... a Delimits the meaning of the first one b Indicates the doer of the ation c Indicates the material of the first one

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Stress part III - GROUP 4Online version

by Florencia

In a noun + noun compound where the first noun represents an organization, location, or time, which of the following is a correct example?

Which of the following noun + noun compounds is considered an exception to the typical stress pattern mentioned in the text (regarding the second noun being made of the first)?

Which of the following adjective + noun + adjectival -ed combinations is presented as a common adjective that can be affected by stress shift?

What are the factors that influence stress placement?

Affixes do no affect stress placement

Prefixes have a stronger determining force than suffixes

In the word "refugee," where does the main stress fall, and why?

In the word "historic," where does the main stress fall, and why?

In the word "translate," the stress is on -late (trans-late), but in "communicate," it’s on -mu- (com-mu-nicate). Why does the same suffix -ate change the stress position?

Compound word are written in different ways

English compounds, in its citation forms, present the primary stress...

In the case of hairdresser, the second noun...