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10. What functions does intonation carry out according to Peter Roach?

1. 
   Attitudinal, grammatical, emotional, accentual
   
2. 
   constitutive, delimitative, distinctive and recognitive functions.
   
3. 
   constitutive and recognitive functions.
   
4. 
   syntactical and lexical functions.
   

11. What types of sentence stress do you know?

1. 
   syntactic stress, logical stress, emphatic stress.
   
2. 
   rhythmic stress, ordinary stress, emphatic stress.
   
3. 
   weak stress, strong stress, extra strong stress.
   
4. 
   no kind of stress.
   

12. What are the 5 intonational styles of communication?

1. 
   lecture style, conversational style, informational style, publicistic style, declamatory style.
   
2. 
   informational style, academic style, local style, conversational style, syntactic style.
   
3. 
   informational style, academic style, publicistic style, declamatory style, conversational style. d) no styles at all.
   

13. The degree of informality presented in a familiar spontaneous conversation is identified with…

1. 
   even melodic, temporal and rhythmic organization of speech.
   
2. 
   simplification of sound sequences, uneven rhythm, abundance of pauses,
   

varying loudness and tempo.

3. 
   a fully prepared type of text presentation which sounds loud and distinct.
   
4. 
   the occurrence of pauses at the syntactic junctures.
   

14. From the viewpoint of phonostylistics it is relevant for teaching and learning purposes to differentiate between

1. 
   phonetic styles of spontaneous speech and phonetic styles of prepared speech, including phonetic styles of reading aloud.
   
2. 
   the following types of texts: conversation and drama.
   
3. 
   prose and verse.
   
4. 
   scientific prose read aloud and belles-lettres style read aloud.
   

15. The phonostylistic features relevant to teaching style-differentiating characteristics on the perceptive level are…

1. 
   the contrast between accented and unaccented segments of oral speech, the use of short intonation groups in it.
   
2. 
   the phonetic delimitation of an oral text, the accentuation of its semantic centres, phonetic variations in speech timbre.
   
3. 
   the choice of verbal means in the realization of the aim of speech.
   
4. 
   specific linguistic markers of speech styles.
   

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