What other linguistic features besides meaning and parts of speech can be identified with prosody

Emotional state, Form of the utterance, and Pragmatic meaning

Morphological derivation and constituents

Which languages are considered “Tonal”? why?

Asian languages show differences in word meaning with low or high pitch movements

Germanic languages show differences in word meaning with low or high pitch movements

Romance languages show differences in word meaning with low or high pitch movements

Is the "music" of a language, and is perhaps the most important element of a good accent.

Is when words are more prominent than others

Is when words are pronounced with a higher tone

What functions of language can be expressed with intonation?

Emotion, grammar, pragmatics, and discourse

Speech acts and deitic functions

Extralinguistic functions and body language

The following example is an important taxonomic rule of English intonation

The application of falling tone in a genuine question

There aren´t such taxonomic rules for English intonation

The application of falling and rising tone in all sentences

What is the role of melody, stress, and rhythm in connected speech?

They help to achieve good fluency and accent in oral speech

They help students to sing modern songs

They help to increase accuracy in oral speech

What is the importance of rhythm in connected speech?

It helps to transmit a clear message

It helps speakers to identify the sounds of language

It helps students to sing modern songs

Quiz 4 (Teaching phonetics and phonology=

TECHNOLOGY IN TEACHING AND LEARNING 1 - PART 4 QUIZ

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