The Characteristic Rhythm,tempo and Intonation Patterns of a Spoken Language

question 48

Multiple Choice

The characteristic rhythm,tempo and intonation patterns of a spoken language are referred to as:

• A) phonology
• B) pragmatics
• C) inflection
• D) prosody

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Definitions:

Patterns of Behaviour

Regularly occurring sequences or combinations of actions or reactions that are characteristic of an individual or group.

Experimental Method

A scientific approach to research, where variables are manipulated to observe their effect on other variables, in a controlled environment.

Ethical Reasons

Considerations based on moral principles or values, often guiding decisions and actions in professional and personal contexts.

Practical Reasons

Reasons or motives based on practicality or usefulness, rather than theoretical or ethical considerations.