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WorksheetsSLHS 227 Exam 2 Review Quiz
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 37mins
What is the underlying meaning of the VP as demonstrated in the following syntax tree?
Fold the clothes that are in the dryer
Do the folding inside the dryer
Neither of these
What is the underlying meaning of the VP as demonstrated in the following syntax tree?
Fold the clothes that are in the dryer
Do the folding inside the dryer
Neither of these
What is the underlying meaning of the sentence as demonstrated in the following syntax tree?
Ralph used glasses to hit a man
Ralph hit a man who was wearing glasses
Neither of these
What is the underlying meaning of the sentence as demonstrated in the following syntax tree?
Ralph used glasses to hit a man
Ralph hit a man who was wearing glasses
Neither of these
"She is looking for a match" contains which type of ambiguity?
structural
lexical
it's not ambiguous
Which of the components in parentheses represent constituents? (select all that apply)
(He) placed the book under the table
He (placed) the book under the table
He (placed the book under the table)
He placed (the book) under the table
In the following sentence, the first occurrence of the word raise is a:
"They will raise my wages after I asked for a raise."
Noun
Verb
Auxiliary
Preposition
You were able to answer the previous question (see below) using which type of test?
In the following sentence, the first occurrence of the word raise is a:
"They will raise my wages after I asked for a raise."
syntactic frame
morphological frame
constituency
pro-form
In the following sentence, the second occurrence of the word "fan" is a:
" Three hot fans fanned themselves in the heat"
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
You were able to answer the previous question (see below) using which type of test?
In the following sentence, the second occurrence of the word "fan" is a:
"Three hot fans fanned themselves"
syntactic frame
morphological frame
constituency
pro-form
The word in parentheses is a:
The cow jumped (over) the moon
Noun
Verb
Adverb
Preposition
The word in parentheses is a:
The cow (will) jump over the moon
Preposition
Conjunction
Auxiliary
Adjective
What pro-form can substitute the following constituent?
"My parents turned (my room) into a movie theater"
it
there
did
their
In the following sentence, "klippies" is a
"The blicky klippies plickered in the knute"
noun
verb
adverb
adjective
In the following sentence, "blicky" is a
"The blicky klippies plickered in the knute"
noun
verb
adverb
adjective
In the following sentence, "plickered" is a
"The blicky klippies plickered in the knute"
noun
verb
adverb
adjective
In the following sentence, "knute" is a
"The blicky klippies plickered in the knute"
noun
verb
adverb
adjective
Which of the following pairs of words are complementary antonyms (select all that apply)?
push/pull
married/divorced
prey/predator
happy/sad
Which of the following pairs of words are relational antonyms (select all that apply)?
alive/dead
doctor/patient
giver/receiver
sweet/sour
Which of the following pairs of words are gradable antonyms (select all that apply)?
legal/illegal
high/low
married/divorced
light/dark
How many arguments does the verb "love" take in the following sentence
"The children love their new toys very much"
1
2
3
How many arguments does the verb "drive" take in the following sentence
"My sister drives way too fast"
1
2
3
How many arguments does the verb "threw" take in the following sentence
"Sam threw the dog a bone"
1
2
3
What type of verb is "bake" in the following sentence?
"My grandmother always bakes the best cookies"
transitive
intransitive
ditransitive
What type of verb is "bake" in the following sentence?
"My grandmother baked me a cake"
transitive
intransitive
ditransitive
What type of verb is "sneeze" in the following sentence?
"I can't stop sneezing today"
transitive
intransitive
ditransitive
Sentence 1 entails sentence 2
1. My parents are divorced
2. My parents hate each other
True
False
Sentence 1 entails sentence 2
1. My parents are divorced
2. My parents were once married
True
False
Which one of these sentences can be generated by using only the following phrase structure rules?
S = NP VP
NP = Det Adj N
VP = V NP PP
The boy ate a cookie in the park
The little boy ate a big cookie in the grassy park
I ate cookies in the park
The little boy ate some giant cookies
Which one of these sentences can be generated by using only the following phrase structure rules?
S = NP VP
NP = Det N
VP = V NP
The boy ate a cookie in the park
The boy ate cookies
The boy ate some cookies
The little boy ate some giant cookies
Which of the following sentences contains a complementizer phrase (CP)?
I think you should take a nap
I often think about naps
I really want a nap
I like to nap and exercise every afternoon
Which of the following word pairs are homophones (select all that apply)?
cite/sight
piece/peace
prize/price
macaron/macaroon
where/wear
Which of the following word pairs are polysemous (select all that apply)?
baseball diamond/diamond ring
dish (plate)/dish (meal)
bank (financial institution)/bank (a saved supply of something)
bare/bear
Which of the following sentences have non-literal expressions?
You should not cut corners when baking croissants
You really need to chill out
Could you pass the salt?
The classroom is on the 2nd floor
What is the syntactic category of the word "some" in the following sentence?
"There are some large cars parked in the compact cars only spaces"
Noun
Preposition
Adverb
Determiner
In the following exchange, the confusion is related to which semantic concept?
Child: I want those shoes
Parent: Oh, you want these shoes?
Child: {screaming} I said I want those shoes!!!!
hyponoymy
metonymy
deixis
implicature
If a child's parent says, "you really could use a nap"
the parent is implying that the child is crabby
the parent is inferring that the child is crabby
If I tell you to "read between the lines" I am using an idiom to suggest you should:
infer the underlying meaning of a message
imply the underlying meaning of a message
look for secret words in between the visible lines
In the sentence "The White House has issued a statement about the proposed bill," the use of the term "The White House" is an example of:
heteronymy
metonymy
homonyms
synonyms
chair, table, couch, bed, dresser, desk
The list above is an example of:
hyponyms
heteronyms
synonyms
homonyms
In the sentence below, what is the thematic role of "Maya"
"Maya wants her sister's dress"
experiencer
agent
instrument
source
In the sentence below, what is the thematic role of "Maya"
"Maya took her sister's dress"
experiencer
agent
instrument
theme
In the sentence below, what is the thematic role of "block"
"Maya dropped the block onto the floor"
goal
theme
instrument
source
In the sentence below, what is the thematic role of "Amazon"
"I shipped the gifts from Amazon"
source
goal
location
instrument
In the sentence below, what is the thematic role of "the pool"
"I swam twenty laps in the pool"
source
goal
location
instrument
In the sentence below, what is the thematic role of "the scissors"
"The scissors cut the paper"
source
goal
location
instrument
Which of Grice's Maxims of Conversation is being violated below:
Sam: what did you do last weekend?
Joe: hey, do you like dogs?
Quality
Quantity
Manner
Relevance
Which of Grice's Maxims of Conversation is being violated below:
Sam: what did you do last weekend?
Joe: {gives a 15-min description of cleaning the house}
Quality
Quantity
Manner
Relevance
Which of the following phrases share the same phrasal category (consider each phrase as a whole)?
three dogs with long shaggy tails
under the sink
on the table under the light
run away from home
