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AND PUNCTUATION. 1. _Why is a word divided into syllables?_ For the purpose of showing their proper pronunciation and etymological composition. 2. _What is Accent?_ A greater stress of voice placed on one syllable of a word than the others. 3. _What kind of words have no accent?_ Monosyllables. 4. _Why?_ Accent implies comparison, and there can be no comparison with one syllable. 5. _How many kinds of accent?_ Common, Emphatic, and Discriminating. 6. _What is common accent?_ Ordinary accent of spelling. 7. _How many kinds of common accent?_ Two. 8. _What are they?_ Primary and secondary. 9. _What is primary accent?_ The principal accent. 10. _What is secondary accent?_ The partial accent. 11. _What kind of accent is essential to every word of more than one syllable?_ Primary. 12. _How close can primary and secondary accent come together?_ Not closer than two syllables. 13. _How many primary accents can one word have?_ Only one. 14. _How many secondary accents can a word have?_ Two. 15. _In case of two secondary accents, where are they placed?_ On the first and third. 16. _In case of two secondary, where is the primary accent?_ On the last but two. 17. _Do the primary and secondary ever change places?_ They do. 18. _In words of two syllables, where is the accent?_ Usually on the first. 19. _In trisyllables, what syllable is accented?_ Usually the first. 20. _Are there any exceptions?_ There are. 21. _In polysyllables, where is the accent?_ On the antepenult usually. 22. _In all words ending in ation, where is the accent?_ On the syllable next to the last. 23. _What is Emphatic accent?_ Accent used for emphatic distinction. 24. _Have monosyllables any accent?_ They have sometimes an emphatic, or poetic. 25. _What is Discriminating accent?_ That used to determine parts of speech. 26, _Give some examples._ Au'gust, Au-gust'; Reb'el, Re-bel'. 27, _What is Punctuation?_ The use of certain characters to aid the reader in determining the thought of the writer. 28. _How many kinds of punctuation are there?_ Four. 29. _What are they?_ Rhetorical, Etymological, for Reference, and for the Printer. 30. _What is Rhetorical punctuation?_ That used for rhetorical effect. 31.
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