PASS 12.1 LING 201

The change from google (n) to google (v) is an example of:

• suppletion

• identity

• derivation

• truncation

the linguistic process in which a word can change lexical category but stays exactly the same is (a)   (e.x: adult [n] vs. adult [v])

the difference between the words record (noun) and record (verb) is/are:

• they're the same

• stress

• the change is caused by identity

• the lexical category changed

the affix -un can attach to....

• adjectives

• nouns

• verbs

• predicates

in the word "unhappiness" the -ness attaches to.....

• unhappy (the un- attaches first)

• happy (the un- attaches later)

This is a type of bound morpheme that cannot be assigned an independent meaning and grammatical function, but nonetheless serves to distinguish one word from another

• Cranberry Morpheme

• Inactive Morpheme

• Dependent Morpheme

• Christmas Morpheme

Select all the demonyms

• English

• Haligonian

• Burger King

• Canadian

• Tobias

the word "zoo" derives from the longer word "zoological garden". This is an example of...

(a)  

select all the blended words

• blog

• Hilton Hotel

• email

• tomato juice

• sitcom

the word "blueberry" is created through the linguistic process of (a)