<question> The category of gender of nouns is expressed in English by:

<variant> the correlation with personal pronouns of the third person

<question> The opposition of the plural form of the noun to the singular form of the noun expresses the grammatical category of:<variant> number

<variant> article determination

<question> The meaning of plurality is:

<variant> "a potentially dismembering reflection of the structure of the referent"

<question> The immanent morphological category of the noun manifested in the forms of noun declension and showing the relations of the nounal referent to their objects and phenomena is the category of:

<variant> article determination

<question> According to which theory forms of the noun are differentiated as different cases by virtue of the functional positions occupied by the noun in the sentence?

<variant> theory of positional cases

<variant> theory of prepositional cases

<variant> postpositional theory

<variant> theory of particle-expressed case

<question> According to what theory combinations of nouns with prepositions are understood as morphological case forms?

<variant> theory of prepositional cases

<variant> theory of positional cases

<variant> postpositional theory

<variant> theory of particle-expressed case

<question> There are 2 inflexional cases in English, according to the:

<variant> theory of prepositional cases

<variant> theory of positional cases

<variant> postpositional theory

<variant> theory of particle-expressed case

<question> According to what theory the English noun has completely lost the category of case and the element "'s" is a possessive postposition?

<variant> postpositional theory

<variant> theory of prepositional cases

<variant> theory of positional cases

<variant> theory of particle-expressed case

<question> Define the semantic function of the article (a, the, 0) in the sentence: "The train hooted".

<variant> relative generalization (classification)

<variant> absolute generalization (abstraction)

<question> Phonetics is:

<variant> a branch of linguistics dealing with the phonetic structure of a language.

<variant> a branch of linguistics dealing with the morphological system of a language.

<variant> a branch of linguistics dealing with the lexical system of a language.

<variant> a branch of linguistics dealing with the syntactic system of a language.

<variant> a branch of linguistics dealing with the semantic structure of words.

<question> The categories of the person and number of the verb are reflective because they express:

<variant> the character of the subject-referent of verb

<variant> static character of action

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<question> What part of speech has this set of features: 1) the categorial meaning of substance("thingness"); 2) changeable forms of number and case; the specific suffixal forms of derivation; 3) functions in the sentence (subject, object, predicative); prepositional connections; modification by an adjective? - It is:

<variant> the noun

<variant> the verb

<variant> the adjective

<variant> the adverb

<variant> preposition

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<question> What part of speech has these features: the categorial meaning of property (qualitative and relative; the forms of the degrees of comparison; the specific suffixal forms of derivation(-ful, -less, -ous, -ish); functions in the sentence - attribute to a noun, predicative? - It is:

<variant> the adverb

<variant> the noun

<variant> the adjective

<variant> the verb

<variant> preposition

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<question> The following features: 1) the categorial meaning of number (cardinal and ordinal): 2) the narrow set of simple words, the specific forms of composition for compounds, the specific suffixal forms (-th); 3) the functions of the attribute, subject, object" characterize:

<variant> the noun

<variant> the numeral

<variant> the adjective

<variant> the adverb

<variant> preposition

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<question> What class of words is characterized by the features: 1) the categorial meaning of indication (deixis); 2) narrow sets of various status with the corresponding formal features of categorial changeability and word building; 3) the substantival and adjectival functions for different sets?

<variant> the pronoun

<variant> the adverb

<variant> the noun

<variant> the preposition

<variant> the numeral

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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<question> What notional part of speech is characterized by the following: 1) the categorial meaning of process; 2) the forms of the person, number, tense, aspect, voice, mood; the opposition of the finite and non-finite forms; 3) the function of the finite predicate, other mixed functions?

<variant> the adverb

<variant> the noun

<variant> the preposition

<variant> the verb

<variant> the numeral

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30 sec • 1 pt

<question> The following features: 1) the categorial meaning of the property of process or another property; 2) the forms of the degrees of comparison; the specific suffixal forms of derivation; 3) the functions of various adverbial modifiers, characterize:

<variant> the noun

<variant> the preposition

<variant> the adverb

<variant> the numeral

<variant> the verb

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

<question> What functional series of words express the specific limitation of the substantive functions?

<variant> the article

<variant> the preposition

<variant> the particle

<variant> the conjunction

<variant> the modal word

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ТОИЯ 31-60

<question> What part of speech has these features: the categorial meaning of property (qualitative and relative; the forms of the degrees of comparison; the specific suffixal forms of derivation(-ful, -less, -ous, -ish); functions in the sentence - attribute to a noun, predicative? - It is:

<question> The following features: 1) the categorial meaning of number (cardinal and ordinal): 2) the narrow set of simple words, the specific forms of composition for compounds, the specific suffixal forms (-th); 3) the functions of the attribute, subject, object" characterize:

<question> What class of words is characterized by the features: 1) the categorial meaning of indication (deixis); 2) narrow sets of various status with the corresponding formal features of categorial changeability and word building; 3) the substantival and adjectival functions for different sets?

<question> What notional part of speech is characterized by the following: 1) the categorial meaning of process; 2) the forms of the person, number, tense, aspect, voice, mood; the opposition of the finite and non-finite forms; 3) the function of the finite predicate, other mixed functions?

<question> The following features: 1) the categorial meaning of the property of process or another property; 2) the forms of the degrees of comparison; the specific suffixal forms of derivation; 3) the functions of various adverbial modifiers, characterize:

<question> What functional series of words express the specific limitation of the substantive functions?

<question> What part of speech expresses the dependencies and interdependencies of substantive referents?

<question> What functional part of speech expresses connections of phenomena?

<question> The functional words of specifying and limiting meaning are called:

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