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Bound Vs Free MorphemesSet 8

1A morpheme is .....

2What types of affixes are there in English?

3Choose the correct morpheme(s) of the word 'dislike'.

4Which type of morphemes consist of a root and an affix?

5Do "wash" and "rewash" belong to the same lexeme or different lexemes?

6The words that bring a function inside of them are known as .....

7How many types of affixes are there?

8What does the word part "femor/o" refer to?

9A bound morphme that attaches to the end of the stem

10The free morphemes are mainly ......

11Lexicology is concerned only with .....

12Which morpheme order is typically found in English when creating the plural form of a noun?

13..... can reoccur in different environment without any change in meaning.

14How many morphemes of "indo-european"

15Which is the BOUND morpheme(s) of the word 'organization'.

16Is this statement true?Free morphemes belong in the open class and all bound morphemes belong in the closed class

17Word-parts that change the meaning of the words they attach to

18Which of the following is true about base?

19Which of the following words consists of two free morphemes:

20How many morphemes does the word "reactionaries" have?

21Morpheme is dealing with word meanings.

22Functional (free morphemes)

23How many morphemes composed with the word "unattractive" ?

24A word that has the same spelling as another but a different meaning and history

25What is a lexeme?

26In morphology, what is the smallest unit of meaning called?

27One or more letters occurring as a bound form attached to the beginning, end, or base of a word and serving to produce a derivative word or an inflectional form (e.g. prefix or suffix). PREnatalExecuTION

28If you take away the prefix and the suffix from the word UMEMPLOYED, what is left?

29Prefixes and suffixes correspond to:

30Which type of morpheme carries meaning but cannot stand alone as a complete word?

31Word: Anaerobic-choose the correct breakdown of its parts.

32Which is the correct morpheme(s) of-s.

33These are syllables added to the beginning or end of a word to change its meaning.

34What is morphosyntax?

35What do we mean by external structure of the word?

36Morphology deals with the analysis of words into meaningful units.

37An example of a morphograph that can NOT stand alone is "gress".

38..... characterizes words whose segmentation into the constituent morphemes is doubtful for semantic reasons, retain, detain, decieve .....

39Words such as "teacher", "reread" consist of a morpheme ..... and one affix.

40Minimal unit of meaning

41C A M B I A R

42Which statement defines a morpheme most accurately?

43A C C I O N

44A complex word is a word with:

45The free morphemes are divided into:

46Morphological grouping classifies words according to:

47Which of these is a free morpheme that functions as a content word?

48The process of determining the pronunciation and/or meaning of a word by analyzing word parts including syllables, base words, and affixes.

49The study of the structure of words, how they are formed, and their relationship to other words; includes the study of parts of words such as stems, root words, prefixes, and suffixes

50What should students do in an identification activity for morphemes?

51A:Word parts and meaningsB:Word meanings and useC:Complete sentences and sentence structureD:Multiple sentences (paragraphs, stories, chapters, books)Choose the correct answer.

52Morphemes can be ..... or .....

53Morphological parsing mainly deals with:

54What is the definition of 'affix' in linguistics?

55How do you split the following word up into prefix / root / suffix? (unthinkable)

56What is the smallest grammatical building block of language?

57Bound morphemes may not constitute words by themselves.

58How does comparative morphology contribute to the field of paleontology?

59The word "cat" has:

60What is the output of morphological parsing?

61Which of the following terms refers to the smallest unit of meaning in a language?