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Worksheetsангл теория 3
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
Meaning of the … is property of an action or of a property.
Adverb
Verb
Noun
Conjunctions
Interjection
The meaning of … is obviously that of relations between things and phenomena.
Prepositions
Phrasal verbs
Pronoun
Verbs
Nouns
… express connections between things and phenomena.
Conjunctions
Phrasal verbs
Pronoun
Verbs
Nouns
… express the speaker’s evaluations of the relations between an action and reality.
Modal verbs
Conjunctions
Prepositions
Pronoun
Phrasal verbs
… express feelings. They are not names of feelings but the immediate expression of them.
Interjections
Prepositions
Pronoun
Phrasal verbs
Modal verbs
… have the category of number.
Nouns
Verbs
Adjectives
Conjunctions
Prepositions
… have the category of case.
Nouns
Verbs
Adjectives
Conjunctions
Prepositions
… form degrees of comparison.
Adjectives
Nouns
Conjunctions
Prepositions
Numerals
The meaning of the… as a part of speech: they point to the things and properties without naming them.
Pronoun
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Conjunction
The meaning of the … is that of a passing state a person or thing happens to be in.
Stative
Noun
Pronoun
Verb
Adjective
The … is characterized by the morphological category of tense.
Verb
Noun
Pronoun
Adjective
Adverb
The … is characterized by the morphological category of aspect.
Verb
Noun
Pronoun
Adjective
Adverb
The … is characterized by the morphological category of mood.
Verb
Noun
Pronoun
Adjective
Adverb
The … is characterized by the morphological category of voice.
Verb
Noun
Pronoun
Adjective
Adverb
The … is characterized by the morphological category of person.
Verb
Noun
Pronoun
Adjective
Adverb
… have degrees of comparison.
Adverbs
Nouns
Pronouns
Verbs
Prepositions
By … (one of the principles of the parts of speech classification) we mean the morphological characteristics of a type of word.
Form
Meaning
Function
Formal
Meaningless
By … (one of the principles of the parts of speech classification) we mean the syntactical properties of a type of word.
Function
Meaning
Form
Formal
Meaningless
… words denote things, actions and other extralinguistic phenomena.
Notional
Formal
National
Formula
Nationality
140: … words denote relations and connections between the notional words, and thus have no direct bearing on anything extralinguistic.
Formal
Notional
National
Formula
Nationality
The… shows that one object is meant.
Singular
Plural
Dual
Double
Sincere
The… shows that more than one object is meant.
Plural
Singular
Dual
Double
Sincere
The nouns which have only a plural and no singular are usually termed …
pluralia tantum
singularia tantum
plur tant
sing tant
pluralia singularia
The nouns which have only a singular and no plural are termed …
singularia tantum
pluralis tantum
plur tant
sing tant
pluralia singularia
… nouns are nouns taken to denote the group as a whole.
Collective
Colette
Collocate
Collate
Collects
… are taken to denote the group as consisting of a certain number of individual human beings (or animal).
Nouns of multitude
Collective nouns
Nouns of multiplication
Nouns of money
Collects nouns
How many cases have English nouns got?
2
1
3
4
5
How many articles are there in English?
2
1
4
3
5
How many degrees of comparison has the Adjective got?
2
1
3
4
5
… is every combination of two or more words which is a grammatical unit but is not an analytical form of some word.
Phrase
Word
Morpheme
Phoneme
Lexis
Phraseology studies
free word-combinations and phraseological units
graphical abbreviations
synonyms and antonyms
lexical homonyms
synonyms
Shortening is
a significant subtraction of a word
a common element of words
a derived word
the smallest meaningful unit
blending
Which of the given words stand for the American variant of the word flat
apartment
mansion
but
room
cabin
What is the meaning of the underlined parts of words monolingual, monosyllable, monologue
one
many
all
every
each
Which of the following words are international
coffee, mango, sputnik, radio
farm, video, friend, man
bungalow, blitz, masterpiece, money
radio, wonder-child, country, pen
escalator, cat, park, television
Which of the following words is the British variant of the American fall
autumn
spring
winter
summer
season
The word TV is a case of
abbreviation
clipping
blending
back-formation
sound interchange
: Has been in the following sentence “She had to be satisfied with the role of a has been” is the result of
conversion
word-composition
word derivation
polysemy
affixation
Motivation is
the connection between the structural pattern of the word and its meaning
connection with sound-form
connection with referent
connection with graphical form
connection between meaning and referent
What are antonyms
words different in form and opposite in meaning
different in form but same meaning
same form, different meaning
different structure, same sound
same sound, different graphics
Which of the following words are homonyms proper
bank (n) – bank (n)
sea – see
wind – wind
tear – tear
knight – night
A list of words in which the entry words are arranged in alphabetical order starting with their final letters are
reverse dictionaries
pronouncing dictionaries
usage dictionaries
frequency dictionaries
slang dictionaries
Which of the following lines contains only form words
from, oh!, am
dog-like, through, to help
lonesome, handful, are
terror, a computer, out of
went, come on, and
Which of the following homonyms are partial
match (n) – match (v)
found – found
bank – bank
ball – ball
jam – jam
Conversives are
antonyms
synonyms
homophones
hybrids
doublets
Complete the idiom “to be like as…” using one of the following words
peas
bears
twins
nuts
cucumbers
Now or never is
phraseological unit
saying
proverb
hyperbole
jargon
Which of the following suffixes are of Greek origin
-ist, -ism, -ite
-dom, -hood, -ly
-able, -ible, -ant, -ous
-age, -ful, -ence
-anti, -dom, -ful
The difference between the British and American English is noticeable in the field of
in all fields of the language system
phonetics
grammar
vocabulary
intonation
Pot cheers belongs to
New York City dialect
Eastern New England
Inland Northern
Standard American
Standard English
Semantically morphemes are classified as
root and affixational
free
semi-free
bound
semi-bound
Lexicography deals with
compiling dictionariesthe theory and practice of compiling dictionaries
word-making
loan-word classification
variants of English
etymology
The type of word-building used in the following words ping-pong, riff-raff, chit-chat is
compounding
shortening
conversion
blending
back-formation
“Skin-deep” and “true-blue” are…
Compound words
Compound derivatives
Root words
Derived words
All answers are correct
“Just” and “unjust” are…
Derivational antonyms
Absolute antonyms
Relative antonyms
Never used as antonyms
Partially assimilated antonyms
The British variant of the word “конфета” is…
a sweet
a candy
a cake
a chocolate
all answers are correct
In the phrase “I see thee in my dreams” thee is …
an archaism
a barbarism
a neologism
a verb
a noun
WC is …
Euphemism
Synonym
Antonym
All answers are correct
Homonym
External meaning
morphological structure
Inner structure
Synonym
Idiom
semantic structure
The stem of root or morpheme words contains
one free morpheme
not less than two morphemes of which at least one is bound
not less than two free morphemes
not less than two free morphemes and one bound morpheme
a group of words
