The plural allomorph in "sheep" (singular and plural) is an example of ____.

The prefix "hyper-" in "hyperactive" means ____.

Which is a derivational suffix?

The morpheme "-ceive" in "perceive" cannot stand alone and is a ____.

The word "untouchable" contains ____ morphemes.

The process of adding "-ed" to "walk" to form "walked" is ____.

The term for "run" in "runner" is a ____.

The suffix "-less" in "fearless" is ____.

The plural of "index" (as in books) is ____.

A(n) ____is a different form of a(n) ____.

The concept of morphemes and allomorphs is one of the most basic in ____ linguistics.

The concept of morphemes and allomorphs are considered as a tool and as an insight into the ____ of language.

The stem of an inflectional paradigm is the part of a word that remains after the ____ of all inflectional suffixes.

An inflectional ____ is a set of related words composed of the same stem and all the inflectional suffixes that can go with this stem.

Immediate constituents are any of the two meaningful parts forming a larger ____ unit.

If a word ends in a (n)____ suffix, the first cut is between this suffix and the rest of the word.

Any matches between morphemes and syllables are ____.

A base is the morpheme in a word that has the ____ meaning.

____is the formation of new words by adding affixes to other words or morphemes.

A ____ morpheme is one that can be uttered alone with meaning.

A morpheme recurs in different verbal environments with a relatively ____ meaning.

We can recognize a morpheme by either its ____ or its grammatical meaning.

Derivational affixes serve to supply the base with components of lexical and lexico-grammatical meanings, thus form ____ words.

Inflectional suffixes serve to convey ____ meaning. They build different forms of one and the same word.

A derivational paradigm is a set of related words ____ of the same base morpheme and all the derivational affixes that can go with this base.

Class-maintaining derivational affixes do not change the word class of the word to which they are ____.

A ____ can never occur on its own but can only be joined to other bound morphemes.

Inflectional affixes are representatives of grammatical ____.

Derivational affixes create new words out of ____ words or morphemes by their addition.

Class-changing ____ affixes change the word class of the word to which they are attached.

____ is the process of adding an affix to a word or changing it in some other way according to the rules of the grammar of a language.

A morpheme is a ____ of sounds or letters that can stand alone or be combined with other morphemes to form words.

Immediate Constituent Analysis breaks down words/sentences into ____.

The first cut for the word "unhappiness" divides it into ____.

When analyzing "disapprove," the immediate constituents are ____.

The ultimate constituents of "nationalization" are ____.

Which principle guides Immediate Constituent Analysis?

The word "replay" is first divided into ____.

The immediate constituents of "blackbird" are ____.

For "disloyalty," the correct IC division is ____.

A free form is a unit that can ____.

The first cut in "unlockable" prioritizes ____.

The word "friendship" is divided into ____.

The ultimate constituent of "happily" is ____.

Which word has three immediate constituents?

The ICs of "misinterpretation" are ____.

In IC analysis, the term "cut" refers to ____.

The word "antidisestablishmentarianism" has ____ immediate constituents.

Which is NOT a criterion for IC division?

The immediate constituents of "teacher" are ____.

The first division of "repainted" is ____.

Which statement is true about IC analysis?

What does morpheme "bio" in "biology" mean?

Bound morphemes can change the meaning of a word or indicate grammatical ____ like tense, number, and gender.

____ morphemes modify the grammatical function of a word.

____ morphemes modify the meaning of a word and can create new words.

Added to a verb base, the prefix 'un-' means '____'.

Created by the application of ____, new words may enter the dictionary.

The derivational class-changing adjective-forming suffix {-able} has ____ allomorphs.

Knowing the meaning of each element of a compound word does not make it possible to ____ the meaning of the whole combination.

____ compounds are the ones in which the second element is the proper repetition of the first element with intensifying effect.

____ compounds are twin forms consisting of one basic morpheme (usually the second), sometimes a pseudo-morpheme which is repeated in the other constituent with a different vowel.

____ compounds are twin forms consisting of two elements (most often two pseudo-morphemes), which are conjoined to rhyme.

____ is a word that expresses the behavior of appearing very virtuous and respected.

The plural of "datum" is ____.

The bound base "psycho-" in "psychology" means ____.

The process of forming "burgle" from "burglar" is ____.

The suffix "-hood" in "childhood" is ____.

Which word contains a suppletive form?

The immediate constituents of "repaint" are ____.

The ultimate constituent of "disloyalty" is ____.

In "unhappily," the first division is between ____.

The suffix "-dom" in "kingdom" is ____.

The word "misunderstanding" has ____ morphemes.

The prefix "sub-" in "submarine" means ____.

The bound base "dict" in "predict" is a ____.

Which word contains an inflectional suffix?

The morpheme "graph-" in "autograph" is a ____.

The ICs of "undercooked" are ____.

"FANUC" (Factory Automation Numerical Control) is a(n) ____.

The word "moped" (motor + pedal) is a ____.

"Sci-fi" (science fiction) is formed by ____.

The process of creating "babysit" from "babysitter" is ____.

The word "robot" entered English via ____.

The term for "dis-" in "disconnect" is a ____.

"Staycation" (stay + vacation) is an example of ____.

____ constituents are any of the two meaningful parts forming a larger linguistic unit.

If a word ends in a (n) ____ suffix, the first cut is between this suffix and the rest of the word.

One of the immediate constituents should be, if possible, a free form. A free form is one that can be ____ alone with meaning.

The meanings of the IC's should be ____ the meaning of the word.

When we analyze a word, we show the process of word ____ in reverse.

First, we divide the word into two parts, then continue this way cutting every part into two more until we can reduce the word to its ____ constituents.

Ultimate constituents are those which cannot be ____ any more.

"-al" in the word "arrival" is a(n) ____ noun-forming suffix meaning "process or state of'."

"-s" in the word "builds" is an allomorph of the ____ morpheme.

The word "obstructionists" has _____ constituents.

The word "confidential" has _____ constituents.

The word "newspaperdom" has _____ constituents.

"mal-" in the word "malconstruction" is a derivational class-maintaining prefix meaning ____.

"contra-" in the word "contradictionary" is a derivational class-maintaining prefix meaning ____.

"-flam-" in the word "inflammation" is a(n) ____ of "flame".

"Philosoph-" in "philosopher" is an allomorph of ____ .

____ is the formation of new words by adding affixes to other words or morphemes.

A ____ morpheme is one that can be uttered alone with meaning.

A morpheme recurs in different verbal environments with a relatively ____ meaning.

We can recognize a morpheme by either its ____ or its grammatical meaning.

The word "Icelandic" has ____ free bases which are nouns.

In the word "supernatural", "-al" is a derivational class-changing adj.-forming suffix meaning ____.

Inflectional suffixes serve to convey ____ meaning. They build different forms of one and the same word.

A derivational paradigm is a set of related words ____ of the same base morpheme and all the derivational affixes that can go with this base.

Class-maintaining derivational affixes do not change the word class of the word to which they are ____ .

"Brunch" (breakfast + lunch) is formed by ____.

The word "scuba" (Self-Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus) is a(n) ____.

"Televise" is derived from "television" via ____.

Which is a reduplicative compound?

The process of forming "burger" from "hamburger" is ____.

"Gym" is a clipped form of ____.

The word "motel" (motor + hotel) is a ____.

"FOMO" (Fear Of Missing Out) is an example of ____.

The term for stress differences in "blackboard" (compound) vs. "black board" (phrase) is ____.

Which is an example of suppletion?

The process of forming "peddle" from "peddler" is ____.

The term for stress differences in "HOT dog" (food) vs. "hot DOG" (animal) is ____.

The compound "pickpocket" is ____ because the meaning isn't literal.

The morpheme "-ceive" in "deceive" and "receive" is a ____.

The word "biology" combines "bio-" (life) and "-logy" (study), making it a ____ compound.

"Spork" (spoon + fork) is formed by ____.

The term for creating "ad" from "advertisement" is ____.

Which is an initialism?

The word "meme" originated as a ____.

"Glimmer" (from "gleam" + "shimmer") is a ____ compound.

The process of forming "editor" → "edit" is ____.

The clipped form "flu" derives from ____.

"Fortnight" (from "fourteen nights") is an example of ____.

The word "cyborg" (cybernetic + organism) is a ____.

The term for stress in "MÁILbox" (compound) vs. "mail BÓX" (phrase) is ____.

"Staycation" (stay + vacation) is a ____.

A ____ may be described as the basic unit of language. Uniting meaning and form, it is composed of one or more morphemes.

A word is composed of one or more morphemes, each consisting of one or more spoken sounds or their written ____.

A word is 'the smallest linguistic unit which can occur on its own in ____ or writing'.

In writing, word ____ are usually recognized by spaces between words.

A word has a sound form because it is a certain arrangement of ____.

A word has its morphological structure, being a certain arrangement of ____.

A word has different ____ functions and signals various meanings.

One important characteristic of the word is its ____. It cannot be cut into without a disturbance of meaning.

One of the characteristics of the word is that it tends to be internally stable (in terms of the order of the ___ morphemes).

One of the characteristics of the word is that it tends to be positional mobile (____ with other words in the same sentence).

Unlike small linguistic units such as phonemes and morphemes, words have some freedom to move within a sentence ____ destroying their meaning.

English words may be classified on the basis of the kinds (free vs. bound morphemes) and the combinations of morphemes (free + free, or ____, or bound + bound) of which they are composed.

Complex words contain at least one bound morpheme as a(n) ____.

Compound words have at least two free bases with or without ____ morphemes.

Some compounds are differentiated from ____ structures by their patterns of stress.

The ____ pattern enables us to contrast compound nouns like "bluebell", with the grammatical structures of a modifier plus a noun, as in "blue bell".

The arrangement of the elements in a compound may differ from that of a ____ in order.

Compound words are considered as ____ blocks.

It is said that compound words have ____ status. The meaning of a compound word is by no means closely related to that of each constituent.

____ compounds are the compounds in which the suffix is attached to the combination as a whole, not to one of its elements.

Other similarly constructed compounds show that underlying the juxtaposition of words, different _____ relations are expressed.

In English, clipped words are considered as _____ forms since they can occur on their own right.

____ is the creation of totally new words by changing proper names of individuals or places to common nouns.

____is the process of cutting off the beginning or the end of a word, or both, leaving a part (the abbreviation or the clipped word) to stand for the whole (the full form).

____ is the process of deriving words by removing what is thought to be a suffix from an existing word.

A cranberry morpheme, like "cran-" in "cranberry," has ____.

The plural of "cactus" is ____.

The compound "mother-in-law" is ____.

The word "biology" contains a bound base meaning ____.

The process of forming "enthuse" from "enthusiasm" is ____.

The suffix "-able" in "readable" is ____.

Which is an example of suppletion?

The term for "un-" in "undo" is a ____.

The word "bittersweet" is a(n) ____ compound.

The process of creating "selfie" from "self" is ____.

The compound "greenhouse" has ____ stress on the first syllable.

The word "notebook" is a ____ compound.

Which compound uses rhyme?

Pickpocket" is a ____ compound.

The stress in "white house" (phrase) vs. "White House" (compound) differs in ____.

The compound "bluebird" refers to ____.

Sleepwalk" is a ____ compound.

The term for compounds like "passerby" is ____.

Sit-in" (a protest) is a ____ compound.

The compound "airplane" is ____.

The bound base "hydro-" in "hydrology" means ____.

A morpheme like "cran-" in "cranberry" that has no independent meaning is called a ____.

The term for irregular plural forms like "ox → oxen" is ____.

A bound base is a morpheme that ____.

The bound base "psycho-" in "psychology" relates to ____.

The bound base "chrono-," as in "chronology," means ____.

Which bound base means "life"?

The bound base "morph-" in "metamorphosis" means ____.

The bound base "therm-" in "thermometer" relates to ____.

The bound base "graph-" in "autograph" means ____.

The bound base "derm-" in "dermatology" refers to ____

The bound base "phon-" in "telephone" means ____.

The bound base "path-" in "pathology" means ____.

The bound base "hydro-" in "hydroelectric" means ____.

The bound base "geo-" in "geography" refers to ____.

The bound base "phil-" in "philosophy" means ____.

The bound base "log-" in "biology" means ____.

The bound base "tele-" in "television" means ____.

The bound base "struct-" in "construction" means ____.

The bound base "audi-" in "audience" relates to ____.

The bound base "ped-" in "pedestrian" means ____.

The bound base "scope-" in "telescope" means ____.

The bound base "cycl-" in "bicycle" means ____.