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WorksheetsUnit 1 and 2 tutor
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The suffix {-ful} of these words “graceful, spoonful, and spiteful” is the same phoneme. True or false? If it is false, choose the correct reason.
True
False, the suffix {-ful} which means “as much as will fill” of the word “graceful” is an adjective-making morpheme and is different from others.
False, there are just two words “spiteful” and “spoonful” that consist of the same suffix {-ful} which means “full of” or “characterized by.”
False, the word “spoonful” has the different suffix {-ful} which means “number or quantity that fills or would fill.” Also, it does not change a part of speech of the word.
The union _____ in the mid 1980s in the context of the acute economic crisis and the internal crisis of the left, which proved _____ to reform itself. Fill in the blanks with the correct answers.
unmuzzled, unafraid
unraveled, unable
unreeled, unbiased
uncovered, uncultured
Find how many words and morphemes in the sentence “I knew why Martha bought an ice cream and two lawn mowers.”
10 words and 15 morphemes
12 words and 14 morphemes
12 words and 15 morphemes
10 words and 14 morphemes
“The strong wind knocked down the tree.” Choose the correct phonetic transcriptions of those underlined words.
waɪld, ti
wɪnd, θri
wɪnd, tri
wɪŋ, tri
All of the words contain five syllables except ______.
Antimacassar
Abracadabra
Appendicitis
Acquisitive
Choose the words that have the same number of morphemes.
globalization, undetectable, inflammable
unnoticeable, meaningless, differently
denationalize, exothermic, misunderstand
decentralization, inspection, telephone
Choose the word that has the same number of syllables and morphemes.
wilden, students
oxen, stronger
wildest, mistakes
speakers, immortal
Find the word that has the same sound as the initial consonant sound in the word ‘cabinet’
traffic
cite
acid
infancy
Even if I had two hours to spare for shopping, I wouldn't go out and buy a suit.
Identify Tense, Aspect, Modal and voice of the underlined.
past, perfective, (-), active / past, (-), would, active
non-past, (-), (-), active / past, perfective, will, passive
past, (-), (-), active / past, (-), would, active
past, progressive, (-), passive / past, (-), will, active
Does the prefix {un-} of these words “unpopular, unwind” have the same meaning or not? If not, choose the best description below.
No, the prefix{un-} in ‘unpopular’ is negative prefixes while prefix {un-} in ‘unwind’ is reversative prefixes.
No, the negative prefixes {un-} usually follow by verb while the reversative prefixes {un-} follow by noun.
Yes, the prefix {un-} has the same meaning.
No answer
“streɪndʒ” how the given words are spelled correctly.
strong
strength
strange
storm
Which of the following are all words?
Birthday, bedroom
attend a class, cloak
-s, Somali
Christmas tree, lots of presents
Identify the morphemes of the word “Inputs”, in the order that they appear in the word.
{input}+{-s}
{in-}+{put}+{-s}
{inp-}+{-ut-}+{-s}
{i-}+{-nput-}+{-s}
Identify the morphemes of the word “Indo-European”, in the order that they appear in the word.
{Indo-}+{European}
{In-}+{do-}+{Euro}+{-an}
{Indo-}+{Europe}+{-an}
No answer
"She _____ (buy) a new car yesterday. She _____(not show) it to her sister yet.”
Choose the correct aspect and look carefully at the context and watch out for signal words.
progressive, progressive
(-), perfective
perfective, (-)
habitual, progressive
“joke” Which of the following words has the same phoneme as the one in the underlined.
quote
mock
shoal
Both quote and shoal are correct
How many phonemes are there in the following word “sympathetic”
9
10
4
11
Choose a group of words that does not belong to the same morpheme as others.
unwise, unnatural, unpopular
unpleasant, unpredictable, unprofessional
unrealistic, unrefined, unresolved
No answer
Which of the following sentences is not using the same voice (วาจก) as others.
Katy was seen in the musical performance this morning
Yesterday, Ten was caught at the bank near the white house.
Tooky was tired of her new job.
Last weekend, Jorin was kicked out of the bus because she did not pay for the ticket.
“If I had worked harder on reading, I would have passed the final exam.” Choose an answer giving the correct grammatical units (Tense, Aspect, Modal, Voice) of the following sentence.
Non-past, Perfective, would, Active
Past, Progressive, would, Active
Past, Perfective, would, Passive
Past, Perfective, would, Active
