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WorksheetsMorphology and Syntax
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is a Morpheme?
It is a sentence
Something related with sounds
Minimal unit of a sentence
Combine sentences
Complete the sentence according to the text: A word is made up of____________
Just 1 morpheme
None morpheme
Nothing
One or more morphemes
What is a Bound Morpheme?
It is a word element that cannot stand alone
It is a word element that can stand alone
It is a word
I don't know
Complete the sentence according to the text: A free morpheme __________________
Cannot occur as separate words
Is not a word
Does not have meaning
Can occur as separate words
What is the difference between free and bound morpheme?
There is not difference between them
A free morpheme cannot stand alone as single words and bound morpheme doesn't need to be attached to another word.
A free morpheme can stand alone as single words and bound morpheme needs to be attached to another word.
Teacher knows
A derivational morpheme_________________
Makes an old word from new ones
Makes a new word from old ones
Does not change the part of speech or the basic meaning of a word.
Does not occur "inside" any inflectional affixes
Examples of inflectional morphemes can be
Boy-Boys
Chair-Tables
Girl-Girls
Shoe-Slippers
What are the parsing diagrams?
Ways to connect words in a hierarchical order
Words in a specific order
How to structure the sentence?
Noun phrase (subject), verb phrase (predicate)
Noun and pronoun
Article and noun
Verb and object
The syntax of the language contains...?
The grammar
The use
The rules
The larynx
Complete the sentence according to the text: There are many other ways of extending this structure by embedding subordinate phrases at different parts of the
Rules
Syntax
Basic
Basic structure
The affixe "al" is added to a verb to give a/an
Noun
Adjective
Verb
All of this
The syntax governs the structure of
Sounds
Meaning
Sentences
Words
The syntactic categories are..
Morpheme, phoneme and lexeme
Subject, verb and object
Syntax, grammar and relationship
Phonetic, phonology and syntax
Before a noun you have to use
A verb
A predicate
An article
A morpheme
How do words mainly combine?
Logical and systematic.
Systematic
Morphology and syntax.
None of the above.
The morphology of English unlike that of other languages is:
Simple
Difficult
The most complicated.
No one would understand
Are the levels of phonology, syntax, semantics and pragmatics possibly inevitable?
No
Yes
None of the above
It isn´t in the text
What does morphology do?
It takes care of morphemes.
It takes care of phonemes.
Research about syntax.
It isn't in the text.
