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Inflection best relates to
A. volume.
B. pace.
C. vocabulary.
D. tone.
Answer
D. tone.
Inflection best relates to tone.
The pitch and tone modulations in a person’s speech are called intonation, and it refers to the pitch and tone patterns of a person’s voice that rise and fall.
The way a person says something can indicate whether they’re being sarcastic, angry, or happy. For example, if someone says “I’m fine,” but they say it angrily and with a lot of inflection, you might not believe them. On the other hand, if someone says “I’m fine,” but they say it softly and without much inflection, they might actually be telling the truth.
The same is true for writing. The way you inflect your words can change the meaning of what you’re saying. For example, let’s say you’re writing a paper about education reform. You could write “This issue is important” or “This issue is IMPORTANT.”
