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WorksheetsMorphology
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is morphology?
The study of rules goverining the sounds that form words
The study of rules governing word formation
The study of rules governing sentence formation
The study of word origens
What are morphemes?
The study of worsds structure
The affixes
The root of the word
Minimal elements who are part of the words
Morphemes which can stand on their own as single words
Functional Morpheme
Free Morphemes
Bound Morphemes
Lexical Morpheme
Morphemes that normally cannot stand alone, but they are usually connected to any other structure
Bound Morphemes
Free Morphemes
Lexical Morphemes
Functional Morphemes
Bound morphemes are further divided into_______ and _________
Lexical
Derivational
Inflectional
Functional
Free morphemes are further divided into _______ and _________.
Lexical
Derivational
Inflectional
Functional
The underline part in "worked" is an example of:
Derivational
Functional
Inflectional
none of them
The underline part in "asocial" is an example of:
Derivational
Functional
Lexical
None of them
Lexical phonemes consist of (select 3)
Verbs
Nouns
Adjectives
Articles
Conjunctions, prepositions, articles and pronouns are example of
Functional
Derivational
Lexical
Inflectional
Variants of morphemes are...
Suffixes
Allomorphs
Morphs
Prefixes
Salmon is an example of:
morphs
Allomorphs
Zero morphs
"Irregular" morphs
