In which of the following sentences is rising intonation most commonly used?

• A statement of fact

• A yes/no question

• A command

• A declarative sentence

Rising intonation is often used to:

• Express surprise

• Indicate certainty

• Show the end of a conversation

• Ask for confirmation

Which sentence would most likely have rising intonation?

• "The meeting starts at 3 PM."

• "Are you coming to the party?"

• "Close the window, please."

• "I enjoyed the movie."

Rising intonation is generally used:

• At the beginning of a question

• In the middle of a command

• At the end of a yes/no question

• In the middle of a statement

Which of these is an example of a rising intonation pattern?

• \ (falling)

• /// (rising)

• __ (flat)

• ↘↗ (fall-rise)

Rising intonation is often used in tag questions when:

• The speaker is confident in their statement

• The speaker is unsure and seeking confirmation

• The speaker is angry

• The statement is a fact

In which situation would rising intonation NOT be appropriate?

• Asking "Did you finish the report?"

• Saying "I’m leaving now."

• Asking "Are you ready?"

• Confirming "Is this your pen?"

Rising intonation can make a statement sound:

• More polite

• More confident

• More like a question

• Less formal

Identify the sentence that uses rising intonation:

• "What time is it?"

• "You’ll be there, right?"

• "Close the door!"

• "I’ll see you tomorrow."

Rising intonation at the end of a sentence can suggest:

• Doubt

• Certainty

• Finality

• Authority