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WorksheetsIntroduction to Linguistic
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Linguistics focuses on
the study of world languages
the rules and conventions of language
English phonetics
the scientific study of language
the branches of linguistics that focus on the structure of language
syntax & pragmatics
morphology & phonology
morphology & syntax
syntax & semantics
The branches of linguistics that focus on the meaning of a language
semantics & phonology
semantics & pragmatics
morphology & pragmatics
pragmatics & phonology
The branches of linguistics that focus on the sound system of a language
phonetics & semantics
phonetics & phonology
semantics & syntax
morphology & pragmatics
The study of the structure of phrases and sentences
syntax
morphology
phonology
semantics
The Egyptian pharaoh experimented the divine source by isolating two newborn babies with dogs and cats.
True
False
Linguistics is the study of language related to the human mind including sound speech structure meaning and usage?
true
false
When language is produced, we should care only the competence?
True
false
Eagles to fly five forest the northern in part Paris, from this sentence it is correct by the meaning of competence?
false
true
The limitation of lexical, knowledge might be the obstacle of language priduces.
true
false
When humans produce language correctly by grammatical structure, communicate confidently and appropriate for a specific class of people, it means that they reach the stage of aquisiton
true
false
Linguistics focuses on
the study of world languages
the rules and conventions of language
English phonetics
the scientific study of language
Which of the following statements is not a universal rule?
Every society makes use of at least one language.
All languages can add adjectives, nouns, verbs and adverbs to their vocabulary repertoire.
All languages contain grammatical rules for the formation of words and sentences
Universal semantic properties include the categories of "female" or "male".
A native speaker is a person
who speaks only one fully-developed language
who speaks a fully-developed language learned naturally from early age
whose language was invariably learned from birth in natural and formal settings
who was borne and raised where their native language is dominant
