Intonation Patterns Rising FallingSet 12

1True or False:Watching a TV or movie comedy can help you understand how stress and intonation patterns convey meaning.
2For without victory there is no survival.
3Does the intonation change when using task questions?
4How high or low vocal notes that a speaker reaches while speaking.
5Intonation changes according to meaning.
6When is a campaign to correct a perceived electoral error just time-wasting politicking?
7Speech melody is:
8Read and decide the intonation used in below sentence: " I love watching Spider man."
9Choose the correct intonation "She has a boyfriend?!"
10What percentage of a emotional communication is conveyed by the tone of the person speaking .....
11This is a prosodic feature of speech that deals with variety of pitch.
12Read and decide the intonation used in the below sentence: " Do you know where the bank is?"
13What is the difference between rising and falling intonation in question tags?
14Why is human-level speech recognition still difficult for machines?
15Gino: "Is that my bag" (in a falling intonation)What criteria of Spoken Text should be improved?
16According to Peter Roach, intonation performs 5 functions which are emotional, information structure, textual, psychological, and indexical.
17Pitch at which your voice functions best at
18Phonology (A + B = Context)Choose the correct answer.
19What are the main means of expressiveness in oral speech?
20Pitch refers to ..... of a sound.
21Yehey, we will eat pizza!
22Intonation of the Speaker
23What tone characterizes a general question?
24What can help students improve their intonation?
25Choose the correct intonation pattern for the given sentence: "What an incredible performance!"
26What kind of intonation is present in the following sentence?This or that?
27Feelings can be expressed verbally by a speaker through changes in ....., pace, and tone of voice.
28How is tone different from volume?
29Teacher, May I go out?
30Choose the correct intonation pattern for the given sentence: "You might want to think about that decision."
31The pitch of the voice rises at the end of the sentence
32Identify whether the following statements are accurate or not.In evaluating a spoken text, tone refers to the continuity, smoothness, rate and effort with which language is spoken.
33How does intonation vary in different English dialects?
34Do you eat chicken barbecue?
35Change the ..... of your voice when you reach the second major point in your speech.
36What type of tone is normally used for statements, commands, and wh-questions?
37The falling intonation is used in .....
38Which intonation is correct for the sentence: "Are you coming?"
39The tone of voice used when communicating.
40Intonation is .....
41Intonation used in the sentence,"Are you serious?" (expresses doubt or surprise)
42Requests with Low Rising nuclear tone sound serious and weighty.
43What happens to the voice in rising intonation?
44The intonation of a question tag doesn't shows the exact meaning of it.
45What intonation is common with 'wh-' questions?
46Is Sue a nurse?
47Which function of intonation allows us to express emotion:interest, joy, surprise?
48Voice modulation can make communication
49I will be cooking a pancake.
50During a presentation, vocal variety includes:
51Related to the rise and fall of the voice.
52The Brummie accent is often perceived negatively, this might be because unlike most accents it has a:
53Variation in the pitch of the voice over a group of words (i.e. a tone unit) is called
54Choose the correct answer: What English intonation pattern is frequently used to signal partial agreement or reservation?
55Choose the correct intonation pattern for the given sentence: "I can help you with that, but I'm busy right now."
56How many forms of intonation are there?
57May I take your picture?
58Intonation is a combination of speech melody, sentence stress, tempo, and timbre.
59A measure of how high or low a sound is perceived to be, depending on the frequency of the sound wave
60The rythm and intonation of English are two major organizing structures that native speakers rely on to process speech.
61You understand your role, don't you?