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To draw intonation patterns for the given sentences, we need to consider the stress and intonation of each sentence. Here are the intonation patterns for each sentence: 5. Hoi An is famous for its Japanese bridge ..., Chinese temples ...., and French houses.... Intonation pattern: Falling-rising Explanation: The pitch falls on "bridge" and "temples," then rises on "houses." 6. Take off your shoes before entering the temple. Intonation pattern: Falling Explanation: The pitch falls steadily throughout the sentence. 7. Mass tourism can damage heritage sites. Intonation pattern: Falling Explanation: The pitch falls steadily throughout the sentence. 8. How many students are there in a class? Intonation pattern: Rising Explanation: The pitch rises at the end of the sentence to indicate a question. 9. Did you go to the education fair? Intonation pattern: Rising-falling Explanation: The pitch rises on "fair" and then falls at the end of the sentence. These intonation patterns help convey different meanings and emotions in spoken English.