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Activity 3 about Prosodic Features 1 to 5

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Prosodic FeaturesVersion en ligne Activity 3 about Prosodic Features 1 to 5 par Jewel Irish 1 ‎1.You hear someone say, “You’re going?” with their voice going up at the end. What does this sentence most likely mean? a It’s a question. b It’s a statement. c It’s an order. d It’s a command. 2 ‎2.If you say, “I didn’t do it,” with a strong stress on didn’t, what are you trying to show? a You are admitting what you did. b You are denying it. c You are asking a question. d You are excited. 3 ‎3.When a speaker’s pitch goes up and down smoothly, what does it show about their speech? ‎ a It sounds boring. b It sounds expressive and natural. c It sounds robotic. d It shows no emotion. 4 ‎4.If someone says “That’s amazing!” with a high pitch and fast rhythm, what emotion are they likely showing? ‎ a Anger b Adness c Excitement d Confusion 5 ‎Why are prosodic features important when speaking? a They make our speech longer. b They help us memorize words. c They make our speech clear and full of feeling. d They make us speak louder.

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Activity 3 about Prosodic Features 1 to 5

par Jewel Irish

‎1.You hear someone say, “You’re going?” with their voice going up at the end. What does this sentence most likely mean?

It’s a question.

It’s a statement.

It’s an order.

It’s a command.

‎2.If you say, “I didn’t do it,” with a strong stress on didn’t, what are you trying to show?

You are admitting what you did.

You are denying it.

You are asking a question.

You are excited.

‎3.When a speaker’s pitch goes up and down smoothly, what does it show about their speech? ‎

It sounds boring.

It sounds expressive and natural.

It sounds robotic.

It shows no emotion.

‎4.If someone says “That’s amazing!” with a high pitch and fast rhythm, what emotion are they likely showing? ‎

Anger

Adness

Excitement

Confusion

‎Why are prosodic features important when speaking?

They make our speech longer.

They help us memorize words.

They make our speech clear and full of feeling.

They make us speak louder.

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Prosodic FeaturesVersion en ligne

par Jewel Irish

‎1.You hear someone say, “You’re going?” with their voice going up at the end. What does this sentence most likely mean?

‎2.If you say, “I didn’t do it,” with a strong stress on didn’t, what are you trying to show?

‎3.When a speaker’s pitch goes up and down smoothly, what does it show about their speech? ‎

‎4.If someone says “That’s amazing!” with a high pitch and fast rhythm, what emotion are they likely showing? ‎

‎Why are prosodic features important when speaking?

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