Falling Intonation Quiz 6 (30 MCQs)

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1. The parts of the mouth which create sound into words:lips, teeth, tongue, jaw, etc. These make consonant sounds.
2. What is the function of falling intonation in English sentences?
3. What is the effect of rising intonation at the end of a statement?
4. What are nouns that are not seen but are felt, thought or expressed?
5. What is the purpose of stressing syllables?
6. People who daily speak in public may be .....
7. What is the term for the overuse of rising intonation by both non-native and native English speakers?
8. What is the function of mixed intonation in English sentences?
9. Liverpool won the championship.
10. Who won the election?
11. Did you work hard today?
12. Who is that boy?
13. It is a style of writing derived from the presentation of the features and peculiarities of a particular locality and its inhabitants. (remember the calabash and the fufu when we discussed about the story of M'voolana.)
14. It is used at the end of a statement, commands, confirmation or invite agreement or with a question that uses who, what, when, where, why or how
15. Which of the following options should be read with extra-high tone?
16. Are you ready for your vacations?
17. Recognize the intonation:'Could you please pass me that paper?'
18. What is the most common position for tonic syllable?
19. Are you a good student?
20. How can intonation indicate sarcasm in speech?
21. "Mary loves to read books."
22. Any updates on the accident?
23. Is the interview ready?
24. It is the level of the tone of the voice; the note played by the voice.
25. Do you love blue colors?
26. Which are the words that usually introduce 'Special' or 'Specific' questions, which usually go with Falling Intonation?
27. You can go with me
28. What is the exception to the falling tone applied to the words in a sentence?
29. Used for unsatisfied thoughts, introductory words and phrases, with a series of words, and when expressing choices.
30. The primary characteristic of falling intonation is that the pitch of the voice: