Prosodic features of speech

Question 1

It is considered the most basic type of listening where you distinguish one sound from the other.

Answer 1

Discriminative listening

Question 2

Discriminative listening is sometimes referred to as?

Answer 2

listening for discernment

Question 3

It refers to the highness and lowness of voice.

Answer 3

Pitch

Question 3

The pattern of the rise and fall of the voice.

Answer 3

Intonation

Question 4

2 intonation patterns

Answer 4

• rising-falling intonation
• rising intonation

Question 5

The loudness or softness of the voice.

Answer 5

Volume

Question 5

A slight increase may indicate emphasis of an important fact.

Answer 5

Volume

Question 6

It refers to the pauses made in speech.

Answer 6

Juncture

Question 7

It refers to the rate or the speed by which someone is speaking.

Answer 7

Tempo

Question 8

It refers to the emphasis placed on certain sounds or words when speaking.

Answer 8

Stress

Question 9

This intonation pattern is used for questions that are answerable by yes or no.

Answer 9

2-3-3 pattern

Question 10

This intonation pattern is used for questions that require definite answers.

Answer 10

2-3-1 pattern

Question 11

voiced features of speech

Answer 11

prosody