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Neologisms Word ProductivitySet 2

1AVID is an ..... which stands for Advancement Via Individual Determination.

2Who coined the term, 'Remote sensing'.

3English vocabulary is developed through:

4Which principle guided Walt's decision to name his Florida project EPCOT?

5Which of the following is a lexical gap

6According to David Crystal, how much of the English Language has been semantically borrowed?

7When do neologisms appear?

8What does the concept of "creativity" in natural language refer to?

9Historical Lexicology

10COINING IS UNDER WHAT BRANCH OF LINGUISTICS?

11All English words came from other countries.

12Coinage

13A new word or phrase; a new usage of a word

14What is lexical change?

15What is the main difficulty in translating mimetic words?

16The following English Words came from another language. Can you guess which language it was borrowed from?Potato

17The process of adapting global trends into local contexts is called:

18What did the Renaissance do for language?

19What is the process of adopting words from other languages into English called?

20The following English Words came from another language. Can you guess which language it was borrowed from?Tea

21If Shakespeare didn't have a word to express what he wanted to say, he .....

22What is the origin of the word "coffee"?

23A palindrome that is 12:00 PM

24Transnominations are

25The word "Computer" was first assigned to .....

26'Robot' was first applied as a term for artificial automata in a 1920 play R.U.R. by?

27What is a recipient language?

28What is one thing Shakespeare DID NOT do for the English language?

29Lexical gap is

30A new word coined by an author

31The term "bootstrapping" originally refers to what kind of process?

32What is the term for words coined based on a name of a person or a place?

33Based on the the video "History of English in 10 minutes", abbreviations were included in people's language in the chapter

34What is the full form of BERT?

35IAW stands for

36A newly invented word or phrase

37Which of the following is an example of coinage or neologism?

38Modern English has many borrowed words due to .....

39Suppose you want to coin a term meaning "the process of undoing automation." Which prefix + root + suffix is the most appropriate?

40A barber named Harry Shears has a name that is an .....

41Creation of words to mimic a sound

42The Latest stratum of Lain words are mainly .....

43Loan translation is

44Analogy: Words-Some older words become more popular over time. What is the medieval Latin, then, for the family meaning 'splendid, magnificent,' or that comes from the medical Latin, 'splendidus'?

45What are those words such as OMG, J4F, EZ, .....?

46Which word most likely comes from the science of oceanography?

47The term "utopia" became popular because of a book that ..... wrote

48What did Nick argue about the word "frindle"?

49A process that inserts a syllabic or a non syllabic segments within an existing string of segments.

50What does TBA stand from?

51Words like 'watt', 'jeans', and 'sandwich', which are created from proper names, are examples of:

52Who coined the term ' Librametry ':

53Your customer tells you that in their industry, the response document for an auction is called a 'Proposal' instead of the default Fusion term 'Bid', and that they would like to have all their negotiation documents reflect this terminology. What would you do to meet this requirement?

54An eponym is a word formation process where words are coined from names of people or places. Which one is an example of an eponym?

55Lexicology has close ties with .....

56What is the process of inventing a new word in a language called?

57Monsoon is derived from a Arabic word

58Coined the word geography

59What are the two main purposes of word formation?

60Which term describes a word or expression that has recently entered common usage, such as "selfie" ?

61Mimetic words are usually related to: