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Bound Vs Free MorphemesSet 2

1A letter or group of letters, for example 'un-' or '-y', which is added to either the beginning or the end of a word to form a different word with a different meaning

2Word: Macrophage-choose the correct breakdown of its parts.

3Which italicized parts is not free morpheme?

4Which of the following is a circumfix example from older English?

5What is the morpheme in the word 'cats'?

6What is the correct segmentation of morphemes in the word "replacements"?

7What is a single unit of meaning?

8Give the definition for: morphemes .....

9The smallest meaningful part of a word is called a .....

10What type of morpheme is 'Lexical'?

11Inflectional bound morphemes:

12How would you break down this word? delighted

13Which type of morpheme is inserted into the middle of a word in some languages?

14Choose a line with free morphemes only:

15Select the term that requires breaking a word down into its component parts to determine its meaning.

16"relationship" consists of 2 morphs relation/ship.

17How many morphemes of "loves"

18Is this statement true?Free morphemes are dependent and must be attached to another morpheme where as bound morphemes are independent

19How many morphemes are there in inspector?

20..... is considered as a sequence of characters in a token.

21What are parts with meaning in words called?

22What are free morphemes that can stand alone as words called?

23The study of the smallest meaningful units in speech and writing is called .....

24A(n) ..... is the minimal meaningful unit in a language. It is minimal because it cannot be further divided into smaller units.

25Basic units of meaning

26Which is NOT part of a word?

27According to descriptive linguistics .....

28A word part that is "fixed to" either the beginnings of words (prefixes) or the endings of words (suffixes). For example, the word disrespectful has two affixes, a prefix (dis-) and a suffix (-ful).

29Which word contains the morpheme 'ject"?

30Language is a system of signs,i.e,:

31A word is a:

32Ness,-ship,-un,-dis are ..... morphemes

33Morphemes structurally

34How many morphemes does the word "tree" have?

35A morpheme that cannot stand alone is referred to as a ..... morpheme.

36What does it mean to parse a word?

37Nouns, adjectives, and verbs carry their full meaning in the word itself. These are called .....

38Meaning can be carried by ..... smaller than the word.

39What is the difference between free and bound morpheme?

40The combining form and dysplastic nevus means what?

41What are the morphemes in the word 'READING'? Fill in the blank: ..... -ING (Base word-Suffix)

42A ..... is the smallest unit of meaning is a word.

43Morphological awareness is:

44In the English language derivational morphemes can be .....

45The spoken word "poles" has how many morphemes?

46Which of the following words contains the morpheme 'rupt'?

47What does the word part "pelv/i" refer to?

48The noun friendly is first segmented into ....., friendly-, and-ness

49The word "beautifully" is composed of ..... morphemes.

50How many morphemes are there in the word uneventfulness?

51Written symbol for a sound. In English, graphemes are letters.

52Morphemes are built from:

53A morpheme can be

54What is a segment of a word (prefix, root word, suffix)?

55In the word "unhappily," "un-," "happy," and "-ly" each carry meaning. Together they form the word. These meaningful units are called

56The smallest unit of language that carries some meaning(S/N #4)

57The fact that words are composed of component morphemes, which are permanently linked together, reflects .....

58Complete the word sum for "writers". Remember, word sums separate each morpheme, or unit of meaning.

59..... morphemes have no lexical meaning or function.

60Lexical Morphemes have meaning by themselves while Grammatical Morphemes do not.

61How many morphemes does the word "antiestablishment" have?