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Froggy Jumps RHYTHMVersion en ligne Let's practice what you learn par Laddy Trying Out 1 What is the primary factor that distinguishes stress-timed languages from syllable-timed languages? a The number of syllables in each word. b The pitch and intonation of the language. c The rhythm and timing of the language. 2 In a stress-timed language like English, what happens to unstressed syllables between stressed syllables? a They are pronounced with equal emphasis to stressed syllables. b They are often shortened or lengthened to fit the rhythm. c They are always pronounced with the same length as stressed syllables. 3 Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of syllable-timed languages? a Each syllable is pronounced with approximately equal length. b The rhythm is relatively regular and predictable. c Stressed syllables occur at regular intervals. 4 What is a common challenge for learners of English whose first language is syllable-timed? a Difficulty in pronouncing consonant clusters. b Trouble with English grammar rules. c Tendency to give equal stress to all syllables. 5 What is the main purpose of using circles to represent syllables in the text? a To indicate the number of syllables in a word. b To visualize the rhythm and timing of syllables. c To show the stress pattern of words.

Froggy Jumps

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Let's practice what you learn

par Laddy Trying Out

What is the primary factor that distinguishes stress-timed languages from syllable-timed languages?

The number of syllables in each word.

The pitch and intonation of the language.

The rhythm and timing of the language.

In a stress-timed language like English, what happens to unstressed syllables between stressed syllables?

They are pronounced with equal emphasis to stressed syllables.

They are often shortened or lengthened to fit the rhythm.

They are always pronounced with the same length as stressed syllables.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of syllable-timed languages?

Each syllable is pronounced with approximately equal length.

The rhythm is relatively regular and predictable.

Stressed syllables occur at regular intervals.

What is a common challenge for learners of English whose first language is syllable-timed?

Difficulty in pronouncing consonant clusters.

Trouble with English grammar rules.

Tendency to give equal stress to all syllables.

What is the main purpose of using circles to represent syllables in the text?

To indicate the number of syllables in a word.

To visualize the rhythm and timing of syllables.

To show the stress pattern of words.

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par Laddy Trying Out

What is the primary factor that distinguishes stress-timed languages from syllable-timed languages?

In a stress-timed language like English, what happens to unstressed syllables between stressed syllables?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of syllable-timed languages?

What is a common challenge for learners of English whose first language is syllable-timed?

What is the main purpose of using circles to represent syllables in the text?