Answers 2024-25_Online Learning and Digital Citizenship_TLC Delivering Effective PresentationsQuestion 11

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Delivering Effective Presentations

Question 11 • 2024-25_Online Learning and Digital Citizenship_TLC

Which explains the difference between intonation and projection?

Answer

A

Intonation is the way a voice rises or falls, while projection is a voice’s volume.

B

Intonation is a voice’s volume, while projection is how fast someone talks.

C

Intonation is how fast someone talks, while projection is how words are said.

D

Intonation is how words are said, while projection is the way a voice rises or falls.

Explanation

Intonation is the rise and fall of a speaker’s voice, which can help convey meaning or emotion. Projection is how strongly or loudly a voice carries so an audience can hear it. Therefore, choice A correctly distinguishes intonation from projection.

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