Quiz(Listening)
Pronunciation and Intonation Quiz
Test your listening skills with our engaging pronunciation and intonation quiz! Designed to help you evaluate your understanding of English sounds and rhythms, this quiz provides a practical way to enhance your speaking abilities.
In this quiz, you'll:
- Listen to audio files
- Rate pronunciation and intonation
- Improve your English language skills
Click URL in below and listen the audio file. Choose the most proper PRONUNCIATION score. https://drive.google.com/a/weblio.co.jp/file/d/0BxKSMfOFDT_abnZvcWhmNEFXY00/view?usp=sharing
3：Pronunciation is very intelligible and approximately alike to native speaker’s English.
2：There are some mispronunciation of “L” and ”R”, sprinkle incorrect consonants in a vocabulary. But the pronunciation is generally intelligible.
1：Pronunciation may be intelligible at times, but significant other language influence.
0：Response is completely unrelated to the test.
Click URL in below and listen the audio file. Choose the most proper PRONUNCIATION score.
3：Pronunciation is very intelligible and approximately alike to native speaker’s English. There are only few lapses.
2：Pronunciation is generally intelligible. Not all words are pronounced intelligibly. Speaker try to speak a sentence with appropriate pause, correct intonation and accent. Not only read vocabularies.
1：Speakers don’t understand appropriate pause, rhythm and pitch.
0：The answer is not in English
Click URL in below and listen the audio file. Choose the most proper PRONUNCIATION score. https://drive.google.com/a/weblio.co.jp/file/d/0BxKSMfOFDT_aUF9zRmZOcDNfd0U/view?usp=sharing
3：Pronunciation is highly intelligible
2：There are some mispronunciation of “L” and ”R”, sprinkle incorrect consonants in a vocabulary. But the pronunciation is generally intelligible.
1：Basically speaker has strong effects of other language.
0：No response.
Click URL in below and listen the audio file. Choose the most proper INTONATION/ACCENT score.
3：Read the sentence with appropriate pauses. The speaker can tell what he/she want to say in correct intonation. And emphasize important words in sentence appropriately.
2：Speaker understand for the most part of how to emphasize important words and how to read the sentence with appropriate pauses.
1：Speaker read sentences with inappropriate pause, incorrect accent and incorrect intonation.
0：The answer is irrelevant.
Click URL in below and listen the audio file. Choose the most proper INTONATION/ACCENT score.
3：Read the sentence with appropriate pauses. The speaker can tell what he/she want to say with the correct intonation. And emphasize important words in sentence appropriately.
2：The most part of reading is intelligible. The point of the sentence is unclear because speaker read the sentence with inappropriate pause and incorrect intonation.
1：Reading is incorrect.The point of the sentence is not intelligible because of inappropriate accent and intonation.
0：No English in the response.
Click URL in below and listen the audio file. Choose the most proper INTONATION/ACCENT score.
3：Read the sentence with appropriate pauses. The speaker can tell what he/she want to say with the correct intonation.
2：The speaker can lower the tone at the end of sentences, but has problem of rhythm.
1：Reading is incorrect. Speaker read sentences with inappropriate pause, incorrect accent and incorrect intonation. The point of sentence is not intelligible.
0：Speaker didn't say anything.
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