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ПРОМЕЖУТОЧНЫЙ КОНТРОЛЬ ЗНАНИЙ (ЗАЧЕТ)
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- Проверка усвоения фонетических знаний
- Проверка овладения фонетическими умениями и навыками
- Utterance-stress: its structure and functions.
- Peculiarities of English rhythm.
- The Pitch Component of Intonation.
- Rising Tones in English.
- Falling-Rising Tones in English.
- The head. Classification of head types in English.
- The Gradually Descending Stepping Head. The High (Level) Head.
- The Ascending Stepping Head.
| 3.2 ПРОМЕЖУТОЧНЫЙ КОНТРОЛЬ ЗНАНИЙ (ЗАЧЕТ)
Зачет по дисциплине «Просодия речи (английский язык)» в конце 3 семестра является формой осуществления семестрового контроля. Данная форма контроля направлена на проверку, с одной стороны, фонетических нормативных знаний, и, с другой стороны, фонетических коммуникативно-речевых навыков и умений, приобретенных студентами на соответствующем этапе обучения. Проверка усвоения фонетических знаний осуществляется, главным образом, путем текущего и финального (предсессионного) письменного тестирования, а также учета ответов студента по анализу изучаемых фонетических явлений в течение семестра. Проверка овладения фонетическими умениями и навыками осуществляется по текущей успеваемости и по отметкам, полученным по всем разделам обязательной программы (имитация диалогических, монологических и стихотворных отрывков по образцу, т.е. с опорой на интонационную транскрипцию и фонозапись, чтение без интонационной разметки на основе самостоятельной интерпретации текстов различных жанров, самостоятельное продуцирование диалогических и монологических текстов, выполнение коммуникативно-речевых заданий различного характера). ВОПРОСЫ К ЗАЧЕТУ ПО ДИСЦИПЛИНЕ «ПРОСОДИЯ РЕЧИ (АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫК)» 1. Intonation and its functions. Components of intonation. Functions of intonation: delimiting, accentual, attitudinal (modal-emotional), to show the aim of communication. 2. Utterance-stress: its structure and functions. Factors of the occurrence and the distribution of utterance-stress in English. Classification of English words according to their accentability. 3. Types and Degrees of utterance-Stress. Nuclear stress and its specific structural features. Peculiarities of English non-nuclear stresses: full and partial. 4. Peculiarities of English rhythm. Stress-groups and rhythmic groups. Pronunciation of proclitics and enclitics. Regularity of stresses in an English utterance. Compression of syllable duration and its lengthening. 5. The influence of rhythm on word-stress and utterance-stress. Alternation of stressed and unstressed syllables / stressed and unstressed words. The semantic weight of a word in the given context as the decisive factor for utterance-stressed. 6. The Pitch Component of Intonation. Pitch-change in English. Pitch-levels and their classification according to the zones of the speaker’s voice-range. Functions of the pitch level in English. 7. Static and Kinetic Tones. Anatomy of a Tune. The functions and classification of static and kinetic tones. The nuclear / terminal tone. A tune and its structure: the prehead, the head, the nucleus, the tail. 8. Rising Tones in English. Structural varieties of the rising type of pitch-change. The pronunciation and meaning of The Mid Wide Rise, the High Narrow Rise, the Low Wide Rise, the Low Narrow Rise, Full Wide Rise. 9. Falling Tones in English. Structural varieties of the falling type of pitch-change. The pronunciation and meaning of the Mid Wide Fall, the High Wide Fall, the High Narrow Fall, the Low Narrow Fall. 10. Falling-Rising Tones in English. Structural varieties of Fall-Rise. Fall-Rise Divided. The implicatory meaning of Fall-Rise. 11. Rising-Falling Tones in English. Peculiarities of pronunciation of the structural modifications of the rising-falling tone: one-syllable type, two-syllable type, three-syllable type. The meaning and function of Rise-Fall. 43 12. The head. Classification of head types in English. The head and its function in English. Classifications of heads based on the major criteria: a) the general contour of pitch movement over the head, b) the pitch movement within each stress-group, c) the distribution of relative prominence among the semantic items in the prenuclear part. 13. The Gradually Descending Stepping Head. The High (Level) Head. The difference between the Gradually Descending Stepping Head and the High Head. Their pronunciation, modal meaning and usage. 14. The Broken Descending Stepping Head. The pronunciation of the Broken Stepping Head: a broken tune, an accidental rise. The modal meaning and usage of the Broken Stepping Head. 15. The Ascending Stepping Head. The pronunciation, modal meaning and usage of the Ascending Stepping Head. The degree of prominence of the nucleus in the Ascending Stepping Head. 16. The Low Head. The pronunciation, modal meaning and usage of the Low Head. The differences between the Low Head and the Ascending Stepping Head. 17. The Sliding Head. The pronunciation, modal meaning and usage of the Sliding Head. The Falling Head. The difference between the Sliding Head and the Stepping Head. 18. The Scandent Head. The pronunciation, modal meaning and usage of the Scandent Head. The Level Scandent Head, the Descending Scandent Head, the Ascending Scandent Head. The Rising Head. жүктеу/скачать 0,6 Mb. Достарыңызбен бөлісу:
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