What is the smallest prosodic unit?, The utterance, The syllable, The intonation group, The rhythmic unit, What are unstressed syllables that follow the stressed syllable in a rhythmic unit called?, Head, Nucleus, Enclitics, Proclitics, What are the unstressed syllables in a rhythmic unit collectively called?, Head, Tail, Nucleus, Clitics, Which of the following is NOT an obligatory formal characteristic of the intonation group?, Pauses at boundaries, Prehead, Terminal tone, Nuclear stress, What is the minimal structure of an intonation group?, At least two stressed syllables, A rhythmic unit with proclitics, Prehead, head, nucleus and tail, One stressed syllable (the nucleus), What are larger units that combine several utterances called?What are larger units that combine several utterances called?, Syntagms, Intonation groups, Rhythmic units, Hyperutterances, phonetic paragraphs and texts, What is the role of pauses in relation to intonation groups?What is the role of pauses in relation to intonation groups?, They replace nuclear stress, They indicate the stressed syllable, They mark the boundaries between intonation groups, What does the maximal structure of an intonation group contain?, Proclitics and enclitics, The prehead, head, nucleus and tail, Only the nucleus, One stressed syllable only, What does each hierarchically higher unit consist of?, Only one unit below it, Stressed syllables only, Syllables only, One or more units below it

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