Question Detail
Question
In disyllabic nouns, if the second syllable has a short vowel, where does stress typically fall?
Correct Answer
Option B is the correct answer.
Detailed Explanation
In disyllabic nouns, if the final or second syllable has a short vowel, it is not stressed; instead, stress goes to the first or initial syllable, e.g., TICKet, ASset.
Hint
Think of words like 'money' (MOney) or 'focus' (FOCus).