Concept:Emphatic stress means placing extra force on one word in order to correct a wrong detail in the question.
Explanation:First, identify the word written in capital letters in the given sentence.
That word is the point of correction.
The appropriate question must be exactly the same as the answer sentence except for that one capitalised word.
In other words, the question should present a wrong alternative for that stressed word.
If the question changes more than one detail, it cannot be the correct answer because the stressed word can correct only one wrong idea.
Compare every part of the four options carefully with the capitalised word before choosing.
Answer:Choose the option whose single wrong detail is corrected by the word that receives emphatic stress.