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Intonation Patterns Rising FallingSet 6

1Is a change in the pitch or tone of your voice at different times through-out the delivery.

2This is the highness and lowness of the sound.

3Pitch and Loudness: .....

4If you use fall-rise intonation when saying "I think it's blue" , you mean .....

5Which does NOT make a high pitch?

6The best definition of uptalk is

7It is the loudness or softness of a speaker's voice.

8What intonation pattern do you think is commonly used for yes/no questions?

9The tone is unemotional statement of fact

10What is the intonation pattern of this question: "Is it a dog?"

11The tone showing "limited agreement" response with reservations called

12Which of the following is NOT a prosodic feature?

13Loudness is?

14In English intonation pattern, the ..... is used in many cases to signal incompleteness (i.e., the speaker has not yet finished talking).

15If someone says "You're coming?" with a rising pitch at the end, what speech feature is being used?

16How can you ensure your tone is appropriate in a conversation?

17The simple tone is:

18We use fall-rise intonation for choice s, lists, unfinished thoughts and conditional sentences

19Effective vocal communication means:

20Choose the correct intonation:Leave it on the desk.

21What is the intonation pattern of this question: "Can they finish the project in time?"

22In rise-fall toneA:Can you help me?B:Yes.=> B would not completely agree with A

23What is the tone of your voice?

24Choose the correct answer: With their choice of an intonation pattern in mind, a speaker may modify their speech rhythm by including adjustments of their volume and tempo to convey specific meaning in spoken discourse. What phonetic phenomenon is this?

25What does paralanguage refer to?

26In this speech range it is used when speaker what's to asserts that two items in successive tone units are in some sense equivalent.

27The rise tone is often used in .....

28Which statement best defines intonation in spoken English?

29High or low of a sound.

30When giving a choice, rising intonation is used:

31What English intonation pattern is frequently used to signal partial agreement or reservation?

32Small fluctuations in pitch used to make a sound more expressive

33In a movie scene, a character says, "You did what?" with a rising pitch at the end. What meaning is most strongly conveyed by the rising intonation?

34How can intonation and stress in speech be practiced?

35How can intonation be used to express emotions in English speech?

36In which situation would you most likely use a flat intonation?

37What are pitch levels of intonation?

38What is the intonation pattern of this question: "What do you want?"

39The nuclear tone is:

40Which intonation pattern is most appropriate for a strict command like "Get out of the way!" ?

41Which intonation pattern is used in statements?

42Choose the correct intonation:"He lives in Norway."

43How does intonation affect the meaning of a sentence?

44Rise and fall of pitch of voice is called

45Voice tone

46I'm craving for pansit right now.

47What is a way of speaking a language? It relates to a significant utterance or speech pattern resulting from the consequences and pauses of stress and pitch accent.

48Which pitch level is much less common and is used to express extreme emotions?

49If a character says, "I guess so ..... " with a falling-rising intonation, what attitude is most likely expressed?

50Which practice can help improve your intonation while reading?

51Yes/ No questions have:

52English uses ..... pitch level(s).

53What is the term for the sound vibration frequency (the highness or lowness) of our voices?

54This suprasegmental pertains to the highness and lowness of sounds.

55How does Simon shows passion for the topic?

56How can you use intonation to express surprise?

57"Paralanguage" refers to:

58Choose the correct intonation:May I borrow your dictionary?

59I am done feeding my ego.

60What is the intonation pattern of the following sentence?: "We don't have time."

61When communicating verbally, tone is defined as