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As a tone fades, its pitch stays fixed. It remains?

AA rising-pitch sound
BA monotone in pitch
CA falling-pitch sound
DAn alternating-pitch sound
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. A monotone in pitch
Changing loudness does not prevent a sound from being monotone if its pitch remains unvaried.
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