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The Intonation Quiz

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What are the key aspects of the phonological function of intonation?

Syntax, morphology, semantics

Vocabulary, grammar, punctuation

Tone, volume, tempo

Sentence type, focus and prominence, boundary marking (correct)

How does intonation indicate the type of sentence being used?

Rising intonation signals a question, while falling intonation often signifies a statement (correct)

Rising intonation signals a statement, while falling intonation signifies an exclamation

Rising intonation always signifies an exclamation, while falling intonation signals a question

Rising intonation always signifies a statement, while falling intonation signals a question

How does intonation highlight important information?

By elongating the duration of all words in a sentence

By using a monotone pitch for all words in a sentence

By using louder volume for all words in a sentence

By placing emphasis on specific words or phrases through pitch variations (correct)

What does falling intonation often signify?

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What does intonation help in marking boundaries between?

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Phonological Function of Intonation

Intonation helps distinguish between different sentence types, such as declarative, interrogative, or imperative sentences.
Intonation indicates the type of sentence being used, for example, a rising intonation can turn a statement into a question.

Intonation and Sentence Structure

Intonation helps highlight important information in a sentence, such as emphasizing certain words or phrases to convey meaning.
Falling intonation often signifies the end of a sentence or a clause, indicating a sense of finality or completion.

Intonation and Boundary Marking

Intonation helps in marking boundaries between words, phrases, or clauses, providing a clear structure to the sentence.
Intonation patterns can also distinguish between different types of clauses, such as main clauses or subordinate clauses.

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Test your knowledge of the phonological function of intonation with this quiz. Explore the role of pitch, duration, and volume in conveying meaning and expressing intentions in spoken language. Identify how intonation indicates sentence types and conveys emotions.