Understanding M

Understanding M

Jessica Cepeda & Kristin Lugmania

Multiple Choice

Morphological structure words have affixes or share similarities and consist of a base and an affix

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Select

Select the correct meaning morphological patters

• structure is much more varied than simply combining affixes with bases

• structure is much more varied than simply combining suffixes with affixes

Open Ended

in your words that it is Affixation and compounding

(in simple words)

Multiple Choice

the base of a morphologically simple word is the element to which a morphological operation

• True

• False

Open Ended

What do you think of Reduplication?

(in simple Wo)

Multiple Choice

What are the two models in the field of morphology?

• The morpheme-based model and The word-based model

• Lexicology and Morphology

• Affixation and compounding

Multiple Choice

The morpheme-based model focuses on the combination of at least two morphemes to form a word by rules.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

The word-based model, in contrast to the morpheme-based model, refers to a whole word, separate parts of it.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What is a hierarchical structure?

• It is a diagram

• It consists of astringe of words, but it also has internal structure that is not necessarily reflected in the linear order of words.

• It is a principle of morphology.

Multiple Select

A word-schema stands for complete words, not for individual morphemes in the sense of the morpheme-based model.

• True

• False