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Intonation Patterns Rising FallingSet 7

1Is this your book, isn't it?

2She spoke English with a(n) ..... that I couldn't understand.

3What is Rising Intonation?

4Is the interview ready?

5When listing items intonation ..... on the last word.

6Speaking with a rising intonation at the end of statements, often perceived as uncertain, is called:

7Suprasegmental features include:

8A tone-unit carries one or more tonic syllables

9Choose the correct intonation pattern for the given sentence: "I suppose we could wait until tomorrow."

10We use High-Fall in

11And last but not least:'Responses' can be given .....

12Pitch refers to .....

13Which term describes the rise and fall of pitch in statements and questions?

14True or False:There are eight nuclear tones in Modern English

15The ..... tone often suggests uncertainty or hesitation.

16Volume control is most important in which situation?

17Albert pauses whenever needed and uses the right intonation.

18Who discovered that listeners assumed positive associations with an RP accent?

19Intonation pattern 5:

20How long will you stay like this?

21The fall-rise tone is used to convey rather strong feelings of approval, disapproval, or surprise.

22How about me?

23What intonation pattern is used in the following sentence? Will you be my group mate?

24What form of tone is used in the question "Are you free now?" ?

25Friendly Special questions are usually pronounced with a Low Rising nuclear tone preceded by a high-pitched prenuclear part.

26How do we show the listener that we're done speaking?

27A variation in the pitch of the voice while speaking is called .....

28In speech, rising intonation is often used to:

29Which of the following sentences has the intonation contour of 2 3 2?

30In the context of fluency reading, what does 'prosody' refer to?

31What are the parts of Intonation-group?

32The ..... affects how loud or soft a tone is, while ..... affects the pitch, which is the highness or lowness of the sound.

33If we want to make something clear or understood, what intonation do we use?

34Is a pattern within a sentence that includes rising intonation followed by falling intonation in the same sentence.

35Pitch which you normally speak

36How high or low a sound is called?

37Which intonation pattern should be used when giving instructions?

38What is all part of a tone-unit that extends from the first stressed syllable up to (but not including) the tonic syllable?

39Identify the intonation pattern most consistent with a casual, completed statement.

40In phonology, CL may compare:

41Which intonation pattern is most associated with expressing anger in film dialogue?

42Are volume and pitch the same thing?

43Which is considered a mistake in public speaking?

44Which type of intonation is typically used for a statement?

45The rising and falling of pitch; adds meaning and rhythm to spoken word.

46How do you use intonation to indicate a question?

47Is that how you should talk to children?

48Regional accents are more likely to be assumed FRIENDLY than Received Pronunciation

49Disjunctive (Tag) questions pronounced with a Fall in both intonation groups show the speaker .....

50What patterns of intonations follows Tag questions?

51What intonation is used in the phrase, "It's cold, isn't it?"

52Let's just watch from a distance.

53Both Neutral General questions and Friendly General questions are pronounced with a Rise although it differs in pitch.

54Which refers to the changes in pitch and tone when uttering words or phrases? p.160

55Which intonation pattern is NOT used in English?

56Which intonation pattern do commands usually follow?

57Intonation in speech refers to:

58The bending of a person's voice so that it does not sound boring or within only one tone; making one's voice go up and down

59Pitch describes the force of the voice or how loud or soft it goes.

60Why is intonation important in speaking?

61What aspect of pronunciation does intonation refer to?