Concept:Emphatic stress highlights the exact word being corrected in an utterance.Explanation:When a word receives strong stress, the speaker is correcting a previous statement that used a different word in that position. Therefore, the stressed word acts as the new or correct idea, and the question it answers must contain the old or wrong idea. To choose the correct question, locate the capitalized word in the given sentence. Then look for the option that offers a contrasting alternative to that particular word. All other parts of that option should remain the same as the given sentence. This shows that the spoken sentence is responding to that question by rejecting the alternative and affirming the capitalized word.Answer:Select the option that contains an alternative to the capitalized word, because that option is the appropriate question to which the given sentence is the answer.