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Intonation Patterns Rising FallingSet 11

1The highness or lowness of the tone depending upon the rate of vibrations.

2How does intonation affect the meaning of the sentence 'You're going to the concert'?

3Listen to the audio and choose the word that has the high note:He was so gorgeous!

4Boundaries between tone units are NOT marked by

5True or false? Pitch ranges are normal and narrow

6Which features are characteristic of the oral style?

7Production specific deficits from RH damage include a monotone voice and .....

8The length of time the sound or tone is held or heard.

9-Has the rhythm and intonation of adult speech

10Choose the correct intonation:I'll be back in a minute.

11What pitch is most associated with tense stretched vocal cords?

12Varying the loudness and softness in singing songs and playing musical instruments conveys meanings.

13Will you play tennis next week?

14What does it mean to read with expression?

15What is the intonation pattern of this question: "When do you leave?"

16Intonation is the ..... pattern of an utterance.

17The rising and falling of the pitch.

18Is that the new school?

19The sentence "He's lost his dog" pronounced with falling intonation indicates

20What is crucial with ellipted yes/no questions?

21Intonation and Stress are ..... features

22Identify the tuneIt's a lovely day, isn't it?(Expecting agreement)

23Which pitch level represents yelling (anger or surprise)?

24While giving your presentation, how might you improve the way you are speaking?

25Speakers should avoid "uptalk" in the workplace because it makes them appear weak and tentative

26Choose the correct intonation:"Vivienne lives in the Philippines."

27In which of the following communicative contexts would a speaker most likely use a Fall-Rise intonation?

28Observe the tone signal on these two sentences, and mark which indicates a statement or guidance from the speaker:

29For many people the most problematic area of pronunciation is

30Which of these is a typical example of rising-falling intonation?

31This characteristic refers to the tone of the human voice.

32Why is pitch considered a contextualization cue?

33Observe the tone signal on these two sentences, and mark which indicates surprise from the speaker:

34Your mother is very sweet

35I am wearing a gown shaped like a pastry.

36Voice variation includes inflection. This is best described as

37What is the intonation pattern of the following sentence?: "Emily likes ice cream."

38In sound, pitch is directly related to:

39The number of vibrations per second produced by the vocal cords determines .....

40In which of the following would a speaker most likely have rising intonation?

41We use High-Rise in

42Intonation performs the following functions:

43Choose the correct intonation pattern for the given sentence: "She likes coffee, doesn't she?"

44What kind of head is preferable in Friendly statements pronounced with a Low Rise?

45Can you hand me that book?

46Involves pitch and inflection with the voice

47What is the role of intonation in speech?

48Which sentence contains intonation break before the subordinate clause?

49If you were designing a script for customer service, which intonation pattern should be prioritized to show empathy?

50Do you really think so?

51When did they go to school?

52How many basic intonations in English:

53What happens to the pitch of a sound when the frequency is doubled?

54What intonation is typical in "She's coming tomorrow, isn't she?"

55IntonationOpen questions usually take a ..... at the end, e.g.:Are you free today? Is it due tomorrow? Have you ever taught that level?

56Which one of the following does not affect intonation?

57What intonation pattern is used in the following sentence? Are you happy?

58In spoken dialogue, what does intonation primarily refer to?

59If you're speaking and you want to emphasize important words, which dynamics will you use?

60Choose the correct answer: ..... involves the rising and falling of the voice to various pitch levels during the articulation of an utterance.

61What is the term used to describe the pitch of a speaker's voice?