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Intonation Patterns Rising FallingSet 5

1What technique helps students use natural intonation by practicing saying the sentence in sections?
2What are prosodic features in spoken language?
3Find the Fall-Rise intonation sentence
4A special colouring of the speaker's voice is:
5What does the Pronunciation criterion assess in the Speaking module?
6Which tone would you use to sound polite when asking "Would you like another tea" ?
7Prosodics in formal language tends to take a more free approach, with more inappropriate volume, pitch and intonation.
8Rising Intonation is the most common intonation pattern in English and It is commonly found in statements, commmands, wh-questions .....
9This is the use of pitch in a language to distinguish a lexical item.
10What factor can be used to deliver a good monologue
11What is the purpose of using intonation in English speech?
12What does it mean when we say "thank you" with a high Start and a low end?
13Which intonation pattern should be used when saying "Thank you for calling" ?
14This is the degree of highness or lowness of tone
15This refers to the highness or lowness of the speaker's voice. This involves the concept of intonation.
16(in some languages, such as English) intonation on a word or phrase used to add functional meaning
17The constant tone of a speaker's voice is known as
18What is Prosody?
19The following sentences is a falling intonation. Except:
20How does intonation affect the meaning of the sentence 'You're coming?' versus 'You're coming.'?
21What does intonation refer to?
22What is pitch vs. tone in voice? (Fill in the blank)
23Which tone would you use when asking, "Can I help you" ?
24How can intonation indicate sarcasm in speech?
25Which is true of pitch?
26How can English intonation be explained to learners?
27What intonation is used in the question 'where are you going?'
28One element of fluency, the ability to read with appropriate expression, including appropriate emphasis of certain words, variation of pitch, and pauses.
29It is the highest in the categories of the pitch.
30What is the exception to the falling tone applied to the words in a sentence?
31Provide examples of how intonation can change the meaning of a sentence in English.
32Are you ready for your vacations?
33What is the role of tone of voice in conveying messages?
34The sentence, 'Have you finished your homework?' uses which type of intonation?
35Why is it important to consider intonation and timbre of voice?
36Intonation can help us know the speaker's attitude.
37Accuracy of pitch
38Effective voice modulation can help to:
39When a word or idea is new information, what is the intonation pattern?
40Which term describes how something sounds, like pitch and pace of voice?
41The intonation group is
42Pitch can be defined as voice level.
43A tone's experienced highness or lowness, depending on wave frequency, is known as:
44Straightforward statements sound neutral and calm when pronounced with .....
45The variations in the pitch of a speaker's voice used to convey or alter meaning
46A sound that stays on the same note without going higher or lower.
47Smiling while speaking on the phone makes a detectable difference in your tone of voice
48How can I connect to my audience?
49Rising intonation in lists is usually used:
50What can speakers use in their speech to add more emotional context?
51How does intonation affect the meaning of the sentence 'You're going to the party'?
52What happens to intonation in a tag question like, "You're coming, aren't you?"
53When might a speaker use a rising-falling intonation pattern?
54Reading with expression means:
55The question, 'who are you?' takes a ..... intonation.
56In rising intonation, the pitch of the voice:
57What tone is the most appropriate in the respond: "Excuse me?-Yes." ?
58Which of the following is NOT a contextualization cue?
59What does intonation help convey in spoken English?
60What is an obligatory component of the tone unit?
61What should your eyebrows do when asking a Yes/no question?