Question

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which of the following describes a stressed syllable? (1 point)
the root word
the part of a word that is silent
the first letter of a word
the part of a word pronounced with force

Explanation:

A stressed syllable is the part of a word that is emphasized when spoken. It is pronounced with more force compared to other syllables in the word. The root word is the base form of a word, the part of a word that is silent is just that - silent, and the first letter of a word is a single letter, not a syllable.

Answer:

the part of a word pronounced with force