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Intonation: Rise & Fall Quiz

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Test your knowledge of rise and fall in English intonation.

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Intonation: Rise & Fall Quiz
 

Intonation: Rise & Fall QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of rise and fall in English intonation.

by Maylieza Nueva
1

All questions use the same rising pattern.

2

In some dialects, a fall-rise pattern can signal contrast.

3

Rising intonation is often used to form yes/no questions.

4

Falling intonation is typical for declarative statements.

5

Rising intonation means the speaker is definitely sure.

6

Rising intonation can indicate uncertainty or seeking confirmation.

7

English never uses rising intonation in statements.

8

A rising tone at the end of a statement always makes it a question.

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There is no difference in meaning between rising and falling intonation.

10

Tag questions often use rising intonation.

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