
Stress Practice!!!
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Hard
Eric Hellams
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1 Slide • 11 Questions
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It's time to put your English skills to the test!
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Multiple Choice
What is the BEST way to respond to the following question:
"Do you want to eat a cookie?"
No, I want to eat a cake.
No, I want to eat a CAKE.
No, YOU want to eat a cookie.
No, I WANT to eat a cake.
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Open Ended
"Minjun wants to go to the mall." (1)
-->"No, you want to go to the mall." (2)
Which word should be emphasized (or stressed) in the second sentence?
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Open Ended
"You didn't do your English homework. " (1)
-->"No, I did do my English homework." (2)
Which word should be emphasized (or stressed) in the second sentence?
5
Multiple Choice
How do we pronounce the underlined word in the sentence below?
"I recently found out that Jimmy had another girlfriend."
RE-cent-ly
re-CENT-ly
re-cent-LY
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Multiple Choice
How do we pronounce the underlined word in the sentence below?
"The student was given a warning for their poor conduct."
CON-duct
con-DUCT
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Multiple Choice
How do we pronounce the underlined word in the sentence below?
"The teacher attributes his positive attitude to the fresh cookies he ate this morning."
AT-tri-butes
at-TRI-butes
at-tri-BUTES
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Multiple Select
"I want to eat something sweet." (1)
"Do you want ice cream or chocolate?" (2)
Which words should be emphasized (or stressed) in the second sentence?
ice cream
you
want
chocolate
9
Multiple Choice
Choose the most appropriate response to the following sentence:
"Ju Chan said he's skipping school next week."
Wait, I thought Minjun was skipping school next week.
Wait, I thought MINJUN was skipping school next week.
Wait, I thought Minjun was SKIPPING school next week.
Wait, I thought Ju Chan was skipping school NEXT week.
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Multiple Choice
"Why didn't you do your homework?" (1)
"I did do it, but my dog ate it this morning." (2)
What word in the SECOND sentence should be emphasized?
dog
did
morning
ate
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Multiple Choice
How do we pronounce the underlined word in the sentence below?
"We need to know what Australia's biggest import of the year was."
IM-port
im-PORT
12
Multiple Choice
How do we pronounce the underlined word in the sentence below?
"Marvel is one of the biggest entertainment organizations in the world."
OR-gan-i-za-tions
or-GAN-i-za-tions
Or-gan-i-ZA-tions
Or-gan-I-za-tions
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