Linguistics 1: Exam Sample - from Morphology to Pragmatics

1. ^MORPHOLOGY

2. ^{1. Define each term by connecting it to the right definition from the list below.}

3. Suppletion____

• ^a)

  Derivation without any overt change of the word.

• ^b)

  Phenomenon in which different inflections of a lexeme have different root.

• ^c)

  A word comprising two or more lexical roots.

• ^d)

  A word form (simple or complex) to which an affix is attached.

• e)

  A morpheme that conveys the core meaning in a complex word.

1. ^MORPHOLOGY

2. ^{1. Define each term by connecting it to the right definition from the list below.}

3. Root ____

• ^a)

  Derivation without any overt change of the word.

• ^b)

  Phenomenon in which different inflections of a lexeme have different root.

• ^c)

  A word comprising two or more lexical roots.

• ^d)

  A word form (simple or complex) to which an affix is attached.

• e)

  A morpheme that conveys the core meaning in a complex word.

1. ^MORPHOLOGY

2. ^{1. Define each term by connecting it to the right definition from the list below.}

3. Derivational suffix ____

• ^a)

  An affix that occurs after the base and does not create a new lexeme

• ^b)

  An affix that occurs after the base and creates a new lexeme

• ^c)

  Phenomenon in which different inflections of a lexeme have different roots

• ^d)

  A word form (simple or complex) to which an affix is attached

• ^e)

  Derivation without any overt change of the word

1. ^MORPHOLOGY

2. ^{1. Define each term by connecting it to the right definition from the list below.}

3. Inflectional suffix ____

• ^a)

  Derivation without any overt change of the word.

• ^b)

  Phenomenon in which different inflections of a lexeme have different root.

• ^c)

  A word comprising two or more lexical roots.

• ^d)

  An affix that occurs after the base and does not create a new lexeme.

• ^e)

  An affix that occurs after the base and creates a new lexeme.

1. ^MORPHOLOGY

2. ^{1. Define each term by connecting it to the right definition from the list below.}

3. Compound ____

• ^a)

  Derivation without any overt change of the word.

• ^b)

  Phenomenon in which different inflections of a lexeme have different root.

• ^c)

  A word comprising two or more lexical roots.

• ^d)

  An affix that occurs after the base and does not create a new lexeme.

• ^e)

  An affix that occurs after the base and creates a new lexeme.

1. ^MORPHOLOGY

2. ^{1. Define each term by connecting it to the right definition from the list below.}

3. Conversion ____

• ^a)

  Derivation without any overt change of the word.

• ^b)

  An affix that occurs after the base and creates a new lexeme

• ^c)

  A word comprising two or more lexical roots.

• ^d)

  A word form (simple or complex) to which an affix is attached.

• e)

  A morpheme that conveys the core meaning in a complex word.

1. ^MORPHOLOGY

2. ^{1. Define each term by connecting it to the right definition from the list below.}

3. Base ____

• ^a)

  Derivation without any overt change of the word.

• ^b)

  Phenomenon in which different inflections of a lexeme have different root.

• ^c)

  A word comprising two or more lexical roots.

• ^d)

  A word form (simple or complex) to which an affix is attached.

• e)

  A morpheme that conveys the core meaning in a complex word.

2. ^MORPHOLOGY

3. ^{2. Connect each term to the right underlined example.}

4. 
   under-mine, farm-er, clock-wise

• Cranberry morpheme

• Inflectional affix

• Derivational affix

• Allomorphs

• Conversion

2. ^MORPHOLOGY

3. ^{2. Connect each term to the right underlined example.}

5. moment-s, cook-ed, fast-er

• Cranberry morpheme

• Inflectional affix

• Derivational affix

• Allomorphs

• Conversion

2. MORPHOLOGY

   ^{2. Connect each term to the right underlined example.}

4. The past participle (-ed) forms:

5. /t/, /d/, /əd/ (e.g. in barked, bagged, wanted)

• Cranberry morpheme

• Inflectional affix

• Derivational affix

• Allomorphs

• Conversion