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3. What is a dynamic word stress?

1. 
   it is a longer articulation
   
2. 
   it is a clear articulation
   
3. 
   it is a stronger articulation
   
4. 
   it is a weak articulation
   

4. What is the distinctive function of word stress?

1. 
   it changes the meaning of a word
   
2. 
   it can be fixed and free
   
3. 
   it can be primary, secondary and weak
   
4. 
   it can mean nothing
   

5. Who gives narrow definition of intonation?

5. 
   Uzbek linguists
   
6. 
   Russian linguists
   
7. 
   British linguists
   
8. 
   Japanese linguists
   

6. What is the definition of intonation according to the narrow definition of intonation?

5. 
   it is the stress of one word of a sentence.
   
6. 
   it is the longer pronunciation of a stressed syllable.
   
7. 
   it is the fall or rise of the voice in speech.
   
8. 
   it is pronunciation of the sentence with level tone.
   

7. 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.
   
4. 
   no styles at all.
   

8. 
   An intonation pattern (on the perceptive level) is the basic unit of intonation consisting of three prosodic components: A. pitch movement, loudness, duration.
   
   2. 
      pitch variations, speech melody, the fundamental frequency of vibrations of the vocal cords.
      
   3. 
      pitch with the nucleus (a pitch-and-stress complex), loudness, tempo.
      
   4. 
      stressed syllables, unstressed syllables, rhythm.
      
9. 
   When phonemes are pronounced in sequences, we observe the phenomenon of….
   

1. 
   adaptation
   
2. 
   elision
   
3. 
   non-obligatory assimilation
   
4. 
   reduction
   

10. How does G.A. Torsuyev distinguish ―…variation which depends on the position and changes its quality and quantity‖: a) allophonic

2. 
   diaphonic
   
3. 
   syllable
   
4. 
   juncture
   

11. Which assimilation is there in the combination ―won’t you‖ [wountə]

1. 
   mutual junctural assimilation
   
2. 
   regressive junctural assimilation
   
3. 
   progressive junctural assimilation
   
4.