Ўзбекистон давлат жаҳон тиллари университети

VARIANT VI

1. Declamatory style is used, for instance,

1. 
   by radio and television announcers when reading news
   
2. 
   by scientists in formal and informal discussions
   
3. 
   in stage speech
   
4. 
   by judges in courts of law
   

2. What functional style has features in common with scientific style, on the one hand, and declamatory style, on the other? a) Conversational style

2. 
   Formal style
   
3. 
   Publicistic style
   
4. 
   Newspaper style
   

3. The aim of any kind of discourse is to communicate or express some

1. 
   intellectual information
   
2. 
   emotional and attitudinal information
   
3. 
   volitional and desiderative information
   
4. 
   B,C
   

4. What area of linguistic is concerned with phonetic phenomena and processes from the stylistic point of view? a) phonetics

2. 
   phonology
   
3. 
   stylistics
   
4. 
   phonostylistics
   

5. What types of assimilation do you know?

A) Historical and living; progressive and regressive; complete and partial. B) Special and descriptive; progressive and regressive; comparative and universal.

3. 
   Historical and living; special and descriptive; comparative and universal
   
4. 
   Historic and synchronic.
   

6. What is emphasis for contrast?

1. 
   the intonational means of contrasting a word with another word
   
2. 
   the phonetic means of intensifying the meaning already contained in the word
   
3. 
   the intonational means of intensifying the meaning already contained in the word
   

7. What is the universial and the most spread type of syllable for English?

1. 
   V – fully open syllable
   
2. 
   CVC – Fully closed syllable
   
3. 
   CV – Initial covered syllable
   
4. 
   VC – finally covered syllable
   

8. What is the syllable boundary in the following words?

A) bo – ttle, rhy – thm, ci – ty B) bott – le, rhyth – m, cit – y

3. 
   bottl – e ,rh – ythm, c – ity
   
4. 
   b – ottle, r – hythm, c – it – y
   

9. If the following sound influences the preceding sound, the assimilation is

called…..

1. 
   regressive
   
2. 
   progressive
   
3.