Fall Rise Intonation Quiz 12 (30 MCQs)

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1. Phonology ( A + B = Context )Choose the correct answer.
2. 2, Find a mistake. '' Tonal language uses different tones to Intonation and contrast word meanings or convey grammatical distinctions" .
3. How do we show the listener that we're done speaking?
4. Which of these is a typical example of rising-falling intonation?
5. What is the intonation pattern of this question: "Where do you live?"
6. What are languages that use pitch syntactically or in which the changing pitch of a whole sentence is otherwise important?
7. If there is no stressed syllable before the tonic syllable, there can be a head
8. Identify the tuneIt's a lovely day, isn't it?(Expecting agreement)
9. Choose the correct intonation:You like fish, don't you?
10. Women and children tend to have higher voices because they have a smaller larynx; as a result, .....
11. Does pitch or intonation change the meaning of individual words?
12. Intonation is a combination of speech melody, sentence stress, tempo, and timbre.
13. Which word is stressed in the question: "Did you enjoy the movie?"
14. Compound verbs have the primary stress on the second word.
15. Describe the intonation pattern used in asking a yes-no question in English.
16. A tone-unit is generally greater in size than a syllable.
17. Tails are syllables between the tonic syllable and the end of the tone-unit.
18. What are pitch levels of intonation?
19. Whether having or not having stressed syllable, the tone-unit still have a head.
20. Statements rises on ..... ?
21. What does falling intonation usually indicate?
22. It is the rise and fall of our voice; change in pitch; the "melody" of our speech.
23. Which sentencew has the same stress pattern as"aBANdon"
24. Intonation patter 6:
25. Which of the following sentences uses appropriate chunking?
26. Choose the correct intonation "She has a boyfriend?!"
27. Hi Emily.
28. Do you like eating pizza?
29. What intonation is typical in "She's coming tomorrow, isn't she?"
30. Each thought group has its own changes in pitch.