Rising intonation is when your voice rises in pitch, such as at the ends of some questions. Rising intonation is quite difcult to describe in words. When we speak, our voices do much more than rise or fall. The sentence may start higher or lower; stressed syllables may be stronger or weaker, higher or lower, louder or quieter, quicker or slower; can be answered with a yesor a !no".example:"Is anybody there?" "May I help you?" "Did you have fun at the party?" Falling intonation is just the opposite. The voice lowers in pitch at the ends of sentences, including some questions. #alling intonation is the most common type of intonation in $nglish. %t is used in statements &declarative sentences', special questions, commands &imperative sentences' e(clamatory sentences, in the )rst part of dis*unctive questions and in the last part of alternative questions. example :"Oh, dear. I was afraid that would happen." "How much does that dress cost?" "How can I help you?"EXERCISES:Directions: Write R if the sentences has rising intonation and F if the sentences has falling intonation______1.Have you read this book?++++++ ,. -hut the door.++++++. .%she coming/++++++0. The color is blue.++++++1. What is your name/++++++2. %s he coming/++++++3. Write your name.++++++4. What did you bring/++++++5. %s it )ve o"clock yet/++++++67. %t is raining.ABRAHAM LINCOLNAbraham Lincoln was elected as the 16th President of the United States in 1860. He did many things as President. Many eole thin! he was the best American President of all time. He is most remembered for freeing the sla"es. He was President of the United States d#ring the time the $i"il %ar was fo#ght. &he $i"il %ar was fo#ght between the 'orthern and So#thern states.Question:1. How many Presidents were there before Abraham Lincoln?. !n what year did Abraham Lincoln?". #hat is Abraham Lincoln most remembered for?$. Abraham Lincoln was President durin% which war?&. #ho fou%ht in the civil war?