Question

In the following words mark the stressed syllable
1. Project (as a noun)
2. Object (as a noun)
3. Convict (as a verb)
4. Conflict (as a verb)
5. Record (as a verb)

Answer 1

Answer is 1. Project ( as a noun )

Answer 2

Answer:

Concept:

Stressed syllables are usually louder and have a higher or lower pitch than non-stressed syllables. They can also be pronounced longer on occasion. There are sometimes variances in articulation style or location. Vowels in unstressed syllables, in particular, may have a more centre (or "neutral") articulation, whereas vowels in stressed syllables may have a more peripheral articulation. The acoustic signals of stressed and unstressed syllables fluctuate to varied degrees on different words in a phrase; at times, the difference between the acoustic signals of stressed and unstressed syllables is minor.

Given:

Mark the emphasized syllable in the following words.

1. Project (as a noun)

2. Object (as a noun)

3. Convict (as a verb)

4. Conflict (as a verb)

5. Record (as a verb)

Find:

find the stress words for the given words

Answer:

1. PROject

It's a noun with the first syllable stressed.

2. OBject

The English word 'object' is an example of a word whose meaning fluctuates based on which syllable is stressed. The word is a noun when it is pronounced 'object' (with the first syllable stressed).

3. conVICT

Convict has how many syllables?   2 syllables

Stressed syllable in convict:   con-vict

4. conFLICT

'conflict' is stressed on the second syllable.

5. REcord

Because REcord is a noun, the first syllable is stressed.

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