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Which type of intonation is typically used when asking questions that can be answered with a 'yes' or 'no'?
Which type of intonation is typically used when asking questions that can be answered with a 'yes' or 'no'?
- Mixed intonation, alternating between rising and falling.
- Falling intonation, indicating a statement.
- Level intonation, showing no emotional change.
- Rising intonation, signaling a question. (correct)
In which of the following scenarios would falling intonation be most appropriate?
In which of the following scenarios would falling intonation be most appropriate?
- Expressing surprise or disbelief about a statement.
- Giving a command or making a statement. (correct)
- Checking if someone agrees with your statement.
- Asking a question that requires a detailed explanation.
How does the correct use of intonation contribute to effective communication?
How does the correct use of intonation contribute to effective communication?
- It reduces the need for proper vocabulary.
- It simplifies the grammatical structure of sentences.
- It helps convey the speaker's emotions and intentions, clarifying the meaning of the message. (correct)
- It primarily enhances the aesthetic quality of speech without affecting its clarity.
Which of the following questions would most likely be spoken with a rising intonation?
Which of the following questions would most likely be spoken with a rising intonation?
Which sentence is most appropriately delivered with falling intonation?
Which sentence is most appropriately delivered with falling intonation?
Flashcards
What is intonation?
What is intonation?
The rise and fall of the voice in speech.
Rising intonation
Rising intonation
Voice rises at the end of the sentence.
When to use Rising Intonation (questions)
When to use Rising Intonation (questions)
Questions that can be answered with 'yes' or 'no'.
Falling intonation
Falling intonation
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When to use Falling Intonation (questions)
When to use Falling Intonation (questions)
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Study Notes
- Good speakers use correct pitch and intonation to convey meaning
- Intonation is the rise and fall of the voice in speech
- Proper intonation requires attention to how we speak
Rising Intonation
- Rising intonation involves the voice rising at the end of a sentence
- Use rising intonation for questions answerable by "YES" or "NO"
- Rising intonation is also suitable when checking on someone or someone’s statement
- Examples include: "Are you hungry?" and "Did you receive an award during recognition?"
Falling Intonation
- Falling intonation is used in "WH-" questions, declarative statements, and imperative statements
- Examples include: "My grandmother had a beautiful garden in Leyte," "It is nice to meet your college friends," and "Why did they choose that topic for their research?"
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Description
Intonation involves the rise and fall of the voice. Rising intonation is used in questions answerable by 'YES' or 'NO'. Falling intonation is used in 'WH-' questions, declarative statements, and imperative statements.
