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Theory of English phonetics

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Froggy Jumps Mini QuizVersion en ligne Theory of English phonetics par Ayanat 1 Which intonation do we usually use for a standard “Yes/No” question? a Falling b Rising c Flat 2 What happens to your voice at the end of a normal statement?(e.g “It is raining”)? a It falls b It rises c It stays high 3 If I am listing items ("I need milk, eggs, and bread"), what does the voice do on the final item? a It rises b It falls c It jumps 4 "Where is the nearest bank?" This "Wh-" question usually ends with: a Falling intonation b Rising intonation c No intonation 5 Which intonation expresses surprise or disbelief (e.g., "Really?!")? a Falling b Rising c Whispering 6 When you haven't finished your sentence yet, your pitch usually: a Rises slightly or stays level b Drops low c Disappears 7 A "Tag Question" where you are 100% sure of the answer (e.g., "It’s hot, isn't it?") usually: a Rises b Falls c Screams

Froggy Jumps

Mini QuizVersion en ligne

Theory of English phonetics

par Ayanat

Which intonation do we usually use for a standard “Yes/No” question?

Falling

Rising

Flat

What happens to your voice at the end of a normal statement?(e.g “It is raining”)?

It falls

It rises

It stays high

If I am listing items ("I need milk, eggs, and bread"), what does the voice do on the final item?

It rises

It falls

It jumps

"Where is the nearest bank?" This "Wh-" question usually ends with:

Falling intonation

Rising intonation

No intonation

Which intonation expresses surprise or disbelief (e.g., "Really?!")?

Falling

Rising

Whispering

When you haven't finished your sentence yet, your pitch usually:

Rises slightly or stays level

Drops low

Disappears

A "Tag Question" where you are 100% sure of the answer (e.g., "It’s hot, isn't it?") usually:

Rises

Falls

Screams

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Mini QuizVersion en ligne

par Ayanat

Which intonation do we usually use for a standard “Yes/No” question?

What happens to your voice at the end of a normal statement?(e.g “It is raining”)?

If I am listing items ("I need milk, eggs, and bread"), what does the voice do on the final item?

"Where is the nearest bank?" This "Wh-" question usually ends with:

Which intonation expresses surprise or disbelief (e.g., "Really?!")?

When you haven't finished your sentence yet, your pitch usually:

A "Tag Question" where you are 100% sure of the answer (e.g., "It’s hot, isn't it?") usually:

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