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WorksheetsAssessment Module 2
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 30mins
Consonants are the only sounds that can be nasalised.
False
True
(a) are sounds that consist of a combination of two vowel sounds.
Sounds produced with the velum up, blocking the air from escaping through the nose are _____. Sounds produced when the velum is not in its raised position, air escapes through both the nose and the mouth are _____.
oral /nasal
nasal / oral
What is the difference between phonetics and phonology?
With _____ (manner of articulation) the restriction is minimal and they are the most vowel-like, and the least consonant-like, of the consonants.
Glides
Fricatives
Liquids
Africates
What is a phoneme?
Define onset, nucleous, and coda in the following syllable and the type of the syllable (closed / open): these
The phrase ‘I have to go’ [ai həf tə ɡəʊ] is an example of the following type of coarticulation:
Assimilation
Dissimilation
Elision
Epenthesis
What is morphology?
Choose all the monomorphemic words.
Pizza
River
Waiter
Backstage
What is another name for bound morphemes?
(a)
In what type of utterance in English language an infix can be found? Provide an example.
What type of affixes is presented through German past participle: spielen – ge-spiel-t?
Suffix
Prefix
Infix
Circumfix
Name all the functional morphemes in the following sentence: "all we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us".
How many inflectional morphemes are in English?
5
6
7
8
A _____ can change the grammatical category of a word.
Inflectional morpheme
Derivational morpheme
The most common word formation process to be found in the production of new English words is called _____.
Derivation
Borrowing
Coinage
Conversion
Which option does represent words with bound roots?
Deceive, respond, submit
Mislead, recollect, download
What is etymology?
In fandoms, the name of a pairing in shipping (like Dramione, Viguks, etc.) is an example of:
Compounding
Blending
Conversion
Acronyms
The transformation from 'television' to 'telly' is an example of:
Clipping
Backformation
Blending
Analogy
This very common process is labeled for “category change” and “functional shift.”
Conversion
Acronyms
Compounding
Hypocorisms
