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Bound Vs Free MorphemesSet 7

1What is a 'Free Morpheme'?

2A ..... word can stand alone, but a ..... word cannot.

3The morpheme-im in the words impolite and impatient are

4..... are lexical morphemes.

5Morphemic segment-separ-in the word "inseparable" :

6Which word part can sometimes stand on its own? Select one:

7What did we learn from the student?After a vocabulary lesson, a teacher asks the students to make up new words based on their discussion. A student raised her hand and said, "I am a sweet-o-Phile because I love sweets."

8Indivisibility

9Prefixes and suffixes are collectively known as?

10A unity which an infletional affixes can be added is known as a

11The study of the smallest units of meaning in language is called:

12What's a morpheme?

13What is a word element that can be ATTACHED TO THE ROOT to form a new word?

14How many morphemes are there in the word 'immaturity'?

15The following are the characteristics of free/open/lexical morphemes exept

16Is this statement true?Free morphemes can stand alone, but bound morphemeshave to be attached to a base morpheme

17Some free morphemes are affixes.

18Word formation deals with

19The smallest meaningful units in the structure of the language is called .....

20What does the morpheme 'scope' refer to?

21Which term can be either a whole word or a part of a word that has meaning?

22Parts of the word that serve as basis for attaching other morphemes are called .....

23How many morphemes of "disagreement"

24The words such as receive, reduce, repeat are described as

25Which of the following is an example of a syllable?

26"morph/form" mean

27Three types of morphemic segmentability of words are distinguished: ....., ....., .....

28The combining form in orthotic means what?

29..... is the property of words whose component morphemes seldom or never recur in other words, streamlet, ringlet.

30A morpheme can exist and carry meaning on its own.

31What do we call the smallest unit of meaning, such as prefixes, root/base words, & suffixes?

32Morphemes that occur without any other (bound-)morphemes are called free morphemes.

33What type of morpheme is this: LENS

34The smallest indivisible component of the word possessing a meaning of its own:

35What is a more accurate way to describe the structure of language?

36How do morphemes differ from phonemes?

37The word 'complaints' contains ..... morpheme(s)

38What is the term for a morpheme that can stand alone as a complete word?

39The morpheme is .....

40What are the two level units of the morphological level?

41What is the difference between a syllable and a morpheme?Example: Her nan do

42Is the smallest free form (an item that may be uttered in isolation with sematic or pragmatic content) in a language, in contrast to a morpheme, which is the smallest unit of meaning.

43Which is the BOUND morpheme(s) of the word 'unreadable'.

44Divide "music"

45Morphemes as units of language belong to:

46Stem for caber?

47Affixes may be added

48What is the correct way to split the word 'Rabbit' using the VC/CV pattern?

49A morpheme is the smallest part of a word that still has meaning. How many morphemes are in the word dog.

50Which of these segments is a non-one sided unit of language:

51Morphemes occur in speech only as ..... parts of speech

52Smallest unit of meaning in a word (e.g., unwise ..... two morphemes (un wise), walked ..... two morphemes (walk ed))

53The morpheme in bold in the following is an example of a/an:baddang:root 'help' v.ka-baddang-an:'helpfulness'

54Internal Stability

55The morpheme that determines the category of the entire word is called the .....

56Morpheme-based morphology, which makes

57These are the syllables that we add to the beginning or end of a rootword in order to change its meaning.

58Any matches between morphemes and syllables are .....

59Define the type of morpheme represented by "-ly" in the word "quickly."

60Which morpheme can be uttered alone with meaning?

61What are morphemes?