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Intonation Patterns Rising FallingSet 3

1Lists uses falling intonation

2The voice rises from a very low to a medium pitch level or a little higher .....

3We can be heroes.

4Variations of pitch, loudness, length, tempo and timbre of the voice

5In speaking means a change stress, pitch, loudness, or tone of voice and an inflection of the voice.

6All of these are vocal aspects of delivery except?

7Describe the intonation pattern used in asking a yes-no question in English.

8The tone of voice means-

9How high or low a person speaks is called .....

10Which sentence is said in a high pitch?

11Choose the correct intonation:I'm going for a walk in the park.

12Reading with the proper expression, timing, phrasing, emphasis, and intonation is called

13The flow of English

14If someone says "Good day, sir!" unexpectedly, he uses .....

15Lack of inflection in the voice.

16What intonation should be used in this sentence: "Have you eaten your lunch?"

17What can a high pitch in a person's voice indicate during business negotiations?

18Is the most important part of the tone unit. It is the stressed syllable that carries the main pitch movement.Can be changed. If changed, the meaning of the sentence is changed as well.

19A tone-unit is generally greater in size than a syllable.

20The relative highness or lowness of a sound is called

21Are they the most expensive houses in the city?

22In the question, "What's your name?" intonation will:

23What kind of intonation is present in the following sentence?Do you like it?

24..... is the loudness or softness of your vocal tone.

25Which of the following is a non-verbal contextualization cue?

26Pitch is the quality of sound that allows us to determine .....

27Do you like living in Portland?

28High or low tone

29In linguistic terms, what does "intonation" primarily refer to?

30What functions does Intonation perform?

31Tone, pitch, and volume of the voice are part of .....

32Can you call me at five?

33Do I have to wear a helmet?

34Speaking at the same rate, pitch, and tone, without variation

35Rising intonation indicates how the voice rises at the end of the sentence.

36To sound impressed, the exclamation "How clever she is!" is pronounced with

37The rise and fall in the pitch of your voice is .....

38The relative highness or lowness of a voice.

39Falling intonation is common in:

40A tone (tonic) unit carries 2 tonic syllable.

41Suprasegmental

42Speech is organised into tone units, not individual words or sentences. Tone units are the building blocks of all spoken communication. It is a segment of speech that carries a single intonation pattern.

43When expressing uncertainty in a statement, which intonation is commonly used?

44Does this question have falling or rising intonation at the end? $\rightarrow$ What are you doing tomorrow?

45What is the purpose of using falling intonation in tag questions?

46Which example illustrates falling pitch marking a casual statement?

47Which phrase shows fall-rise intonation and suggests hesitation?

48To be polite, the sentence "May I ask you a question?" should be pronounced with

49What is the measure of how high or low something is?

50Prosody has which of these characteristics?

51It is often associated that if someone speaks with a high pitched voice they are .....

52The expression in one's voice generated by altering pitch (highness and lowness).

53What intonation pattern is used in the following sentence? I will be there someday.

54In a list, which items usually have rising intonation?

55..... describes how the voice rises and falls in a sentence.

56Choose the correct answer: In English intonation pattern, the ..... is used in many cases to signal incompleteness (i.e., the speaker has not yet finished talking).

57Which nuclear tone is used in Echo questions or Interrogative Repetitions?

58Which tone would you use in general questions, requests, greetings, questions tags, incomplete parts of the sentence

59Recognize the intonation:'Give me your hand.'

60When a line ends with a falling intonation, it usually indicates:

61An utterance expresses happiness or sadness due to the use of intonation.