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Morphology

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are morphemes?

a)

The smallest independent unit of language.

b)

create a word that is completely different from its base

c)

form new words by combining to or more existing words

2.

How many morphemes of "loves"

a)

3

b)

2

c)

4

3.

What can words often be divided into?

a)

Morphemes

b)

Allomorph

c)

Word formation

4.

What is morphology?

a)

The study of the internal structure of words.

b)

The smallest independent unit of language.

c)

The study of sound systems or the patterns of sounds in a language.

5.

How many morphemes of "disagreement"

a)

2

b)

3

c)

1

6.

What is affixation?

a)

create a word by shortening an existing word

b)

substitute one segment for another

c)

add an affix to a base

7.

Which words are acronyms?

a)

NASA, G.P.A

b)

P.C., C.E.O.

c)

scuba, laser

8.

Which word is not onomatopoeia?

a)

meow

b)

boom

c)

kodak

d)

splash

e)

xerox

9.

What is blending?

a)

Create a word by shortening an existing word

b)

Combine parts of an existing word (usually the first and the final part)

c)

Remove an affix from an existing word

10.

Which words are not clipping?

a)

prof, burger

b)

biotech, podcast

c)

smog, motel

d)

indie, jet

e)

fax, gym

11.

Which sentence describes derivational morphology?

a)

Adding a morpheme to produce a new word but the same lexeme.

b)

Adding a morpheme to produce a new word and a different lexeme.

c)

Adding a morpheme to produce the same word but a different lexeme.

12.

In the English language inflectional morphemes can be...

a)

Prefixes only

b)

Suffixes only

c)

Prefixes and suffixes

13.

In the English language derivational morphemes can be...

a)

Prefixes only

b)

Suffixes only

c)

Prefixes and suffixes

14.

How many morphemes of "indo-european"

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

15.

What is conversion or functional shift?

a)

Change position of stress to create

a new word or a new grammatical form

b)

Combine parts of an existing word (usually

the first and the final part)

c)

Convert the grammatical category of a word

into another without changing its form