Match each of the following multisyllabic English words with the statement that correctly describes the position of its primary stress.
- categoryPrimary stress falls on the first syllable (CAT-e-go-ry)
- monopolyPrimary stress falls on the second syllable (mo-NOP-o-ly)
- hypotheticalPrimary stress falls on the third syllable (hy-po-THET-i-cal)
- examinationPrimary stress falls on the fourth syllable (ex-am-i-NA-tion)
Cevap
'category' matches primary stress on the first syllable (CAT-e-go-ry); 'monopoly' matches primary stress on the second syllable (mo-NOP-o-ly); 'hypothetical' matches primary stress on the third syllable (hy-po-THET-i-cal); and 'examination' matches primary stress on the fourth syllable (ex-am-i-NA-tion).
Each multisyllabic word is paired with its precise stress assignment: 'category' places primary stress on the first syllable (CAT-e-go-ry); 'monopoly' carries primary stress on the second syllable (mo-NOP-o-ly); 'hypothetical' receives stress on the third syllable (hy-po-THET-i-cal) due to the '-ical' suffix rule; and 'examination' places stress on the fourth syllable (ex-am-i-NA-tion) due to the '-ation' suffix rule.
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Polysyllabic Word Stress and Suffix Stress Rules