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Froggy Jumps Frog Facts QuizVersion en ligne Test your frog knowledge. par Jay 1 Why is intonation important in communication? a It changes the spelling of words b It helps express meaning and emotion c It makes sentences longer 2 A speaker says, “Really?” with a rising tone at the end. What does this most likely show? a Anger b Excitement or surprise c Sleepiness 3 Which situation BEST requires a slower speaking rate? a Giving emergency instructions b Telling a joke to close friends c Cheering during a game 4 Two students say the same words, but one sounds angry while the other sounds kind. What caused the difference? a Sentence length b Handwriting c Prosodic features 5 Which sentence would MOST likely use a falling intonation? a Please close the door.” b “Wow, that’s amazing!” c “What time is it? 6 Which example BEST shows proper rhythm in speech? a Speaking every word at the exact same speed b Mixing stressed and unstressed syllables naturally c Whispering the entire message 7 Why do public speakers often pause before an important idea? a To emphasize key information b To avoid eye contact c To make the speech longer 8 Read the sentence: “I didn’t say he stole the money.” If the speaker stresses the word “he,” what meaning is suggested? a The money was not stolen b Someone else stole the money c The speaker stole the money 9 A student reads a poem using the same tone and volume from beginning to end. What is MOST likely the effect on listeners? a They may lose interest b They will become more excited c They will laugh immediately 10 Which statement BEST explains how prosodic features improve communication? a They remove the need for gestures b They make all speakers sound alike c They help listeners understand feelings and meaning

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Why is intonation important in communication?

A speaker says, “Really?” with a rising tone at the end. What does this most likely show?

Which situation BEST requires a slower speaking rate?

Two students say the same words, but one sounds angry while the other sounds kind. What caused the difference?

Which sentence would MOST likely use a falling intonation?

Which example BEST shows proper rhythm in speech?

Why do public speakers often pause before an important idea?

Read the sentence: “I didn’t say he stole the money.” If the speaker stresses the word “he,” what meaning is suggested?

A student reads a poem using the same tone and volume from beginning to end. What is MOST likely the effect on listeners?

Which statement BEST explains how prosodic features improve communication?