What is intonation?, The speed of speaking, A complex unity of pitch, stress, tempo and timbre, The pronunciation of separate words, The loudness of the voice, What is melody in intonation?, A) Changes in the pitch of the voice, B) The speed of speech, C) The speaker’s emotions, D) The stress on words, What is sentence stress?, A) The speed of speaking, B) The colour of the voice, C) The greater prominence of one or more words, D) Changes in voice pitch, What is tempo?, A) The emotional colouring of the voice, B) The relative speed of speech, C) The stress on a word, D) The pitch of the voice, What is speech timbre?, A) The speed of speech, B) The melody of a sentence, C) The stress of a sentence, D) The special colouring of the voice, What does intonation express?, A) Only the meaning of words, B) Only the speaker’s emotions, C) The communicative type, thoughts and attitude of the speaker, D) Only the speed of speech, Can the same sentence express different meanings with different intonation?, A) Yes, B) No, C) Only in writing, D) Only in long sentences, What are intonation patterns made up of?, A) Words only, B) One or more syllables, C) Sentences only, D) Consonants only, What are the parts of an intonation pattern?, A) Pitch, stress, tempo and timbre, B) Subject, predicate and object, C) Beginning, middle and end, D) Pre-head, head, nucleus and tail, What is the pre-head?, A) The last stressed syllable, B) The unstressed syllables after the nucleus, C) The unstressed and half-stressed syllables before the first stressed syllable, D) All the stressed syllables in a sentence, What is the head?, A) The part beginning with the first stressed syllable and continuing to the last stressed syllable, B) The last unstressed syllable, C) The first word of a sentence, D) The syllables after the nucleus, What is the nucleus?, A) The first unstressed syllable, B) The last stressed syllable, C) The first word in a sentence, D) The last unstressed syllable, What is the tail?, A) The first stressed syllable, B) The part before the first stressed syllable, C) All the words in a sentence, D) The unstressed and half-stressed syllables after the nucleus, Which part of an intonation pattern contains the last stressed syllable?, A) Pre-head, B) Head, C) Nucleus, D) Tail, What is the main function of intonation?, A) To form sentences and express their meaning and communicative type, B) To make speech faster, C) To change the spelling of words, D) To pronounce consonants correctly

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