Exploring Intonation Fun

What happens to your voice when you ask a question?

• Your voice becomes monotone.

• Your voice lowers in volume.

• Your voice becomes more aggressive.

• Your voice often rises in pitch.

When you say, 'I love ice cream,' does your voice go up or down?

• down

• flat

• up

• neutral

Is 'Are you coming?' a question or a statement?

• Question

• Exclamation

• Statement

• Command

How do you show excitement when you say, 'I won!'?

• Frown and look away while saying 'I won!'

• Say 'I won!' in a monotone voice

• Raise your voice and smile while saying 'I won!'

• Whisper 'I won!' without any expression

When you say, 'It's a sunny day,' does your voice rise or fall?

• increase

• fall

• rise

• stay the same

What does it mean if your voice goes up at the end of a sentence?

• It typically suggests a question or uncertainty.

• It indicates excitement or enthusiasm.

• It shows that you are making a statement.

• It means you are trying to sound authoritative.

Can you make 'I like pizza' sound more exciting?

• I absolutely adore the mouthwatering, cheesy goodness of pizza!

• Pizza is just a food item.

• I prefer burgers over pizza.

• I think pizza is okay.

When you ask, 'Do you want to play?' how does your voice sound?

• Inviting and cheerful

• Confused and hesitant

• Bored and monotone

• Angry and loud

Is 'The cat is sleeping' a question or a statement?

• Statement

• Exclamation

• Question

• Command

How do you read 'Wow, that's amazing!' with expression?

• Read in a monotone voice.

• Read with anger and frustration.

• Read with surprise and enthusiasm.

• Read as if it's boring.