- •Лексикология
- •Phraseological combination
- •Phraseological combination*
- •Meaning
- •Shortening*
- •Back formation
- •Compound
- •Friendly*
- •Morpheme*
- •No correct answer
- •Morpheme
- •Conversion*
- •Affixation
- •Grammar
- •Vocabulary
- •Shortening
- •Conversion
- •Conversion
- •Affixation
- •Metonymy
- •Metaphor
- •Grammar
- •Shortening
- •Conversion
- •Shortening
- •257. Homophones are
- •Shortening
- •Conversion
- •Affixation
- •Free phrase
- •Metaphor
- •Set expression
- •Conversion *
- •Affixation
- •Grammar
- •Vocabulary
- •Shortening
- •Conversion
- •Metonymy
- •Conversion
- •Affixation
- •Metonymy
- •Metaphor
- •Grammar
- •Shortening
- •Conversion
- •Shortening
- •418. Homophones are
- •Shortening
- •Conversion
- •Affixation
- •Free phrase
- •Metaphor
- •Set expression
- •Metaphor
- •Metonymy
- •Derived*
- •Compound
- •Metaphor *
- •Metonymy
- •Compound
- •Shortening
- •Shortening
- •Metaphor
- •Metonymy
- •Brotherly
- •Semantic structure*
- •Morphological structure
- •Conversion
- •Derived*
- •Compound
- •Metonymy
- •Metaphor
- •Conversion
- •840. Homophones are
- •Shortening
- •Conversion
- •Shortening
- •Homophones are …
- •Word-building
- •Conversion*
- •Morphological structure
- •Metaphor
- •Metonymy
- •Conversion
- •Metaphor*
- •Metonymy
- •Phenomenon
- •Phenomenon
- •Conversion
- •Affixation
- •Conversion
- •Conversion*
- •Affixation
- •Shortening
- •Weather
Cliché *
Metaphor
Metonymy
Euphemism
Slang
Connotation
Supplementary meaning*
Main meaning
Denotational meaning
The general meaning
The best meaning
Lexical meaning
The material meaning*
Grammatical meaning
Supplementary meaning
Shade of meaning
All answers are correct
Diversities of meanings
Polysemy*
Monosemy
Etimology
Semasiology
All answers are correct
Semantic extension
Widening*
Narrowing
Generalization
Amelioration
All answers are correct
The word “lexicology” come from?
Greek*
Latin
French
Chinese
German
Standard English is …
The original language of Great Britain*
The language taught at school
The language used by press and the radio
The language of teenagers
All answers are correct
The American word “fall” is …
Autumn*
Spring
Winter
Summer
All answers are correct
Cockney is …
The regional dialect of London*
The official language of Great Britain
The dialect spoken by educated person
Slang
Jargon
Define the type of word – building by which the following word was created BBC
Shortening*
Blending
Clipping
Conversion
Derivation
Define the type of word – building by which the following word was created ungentlemanly
Affixation*
Blending
Clipping
Conversion
Shortening
Define the type of word – building by which the following word was created housewarming
Compounding*
Blending
Clipping
Conversion
Shortening
What is the derivational prefix?
A morpheme preceding the root*
A morpheme following the root
A morpheme concluding the word
A morpheme standing between the word
All answers are correct
Saucers (for eyes)
Slang*
Terms
Metonymy
Poetic diction
All answers are correct
Thou, they
Archaic*
Terms
Slang
Neologisms
Euphemisms
Loan – word
Borrowing*
Euphemism
Slang
Poetic diction
Native
Feminine, paternal, maternal are
Latin*
French
German
Native
All answers are correct
Words which consist of a root and an affix are …
Derived*
Compound
Blending
Acronym
All answers are correct
Define neutral derived compound
Lady killer*
Boyfriend
Butterfly
Snowdrop
Schoolmate
Define neutral derived compound
Painkiller*
Butterfly
Necklace
Earthquake
Football
Define neutral derived compound
Babysitter*
Butterfly
Necklace
Earthquake
Football
Define neutral derived compound
Stoop – shouldered*
Butterfly
Necklace
Earthquake
Football
Define morphological compound
Handicraft*
Dragon fly
Necklace
Earthquake
Football
Define syntactic compounds
Sister – in – law*
Dragon fly
Highway
Hotdog
Green grocer
Find a loan word not completely assimilated with the English language phonetically:
Police*
River
Flower
Wall
Husband
Find a loan word not completely assimilated with the English language grammatically:
Datum*
Figure
Army
Cage
River
Fine a Russian loan- word
Kremlin*
Sister
Minute
Club
Brother
Find a Japanese loan – word
Geisha*
Judge
Chairman
Student
Husband
Fine a word borrowed from the language of American Indians
Squaw*
Maid
Girl
Madam
Chess
Find the word with the grammatical meaning of plurality (noun):
All his answers were correct*
He answers well
If you are sure, don’t answer this question
Your answer is wrong
All correct answers
Find the word which is colloquial in style:
Dad*
Parent
Father
Ancestor
Mother
Find the word which is bookish in style:
Harmony*
Darkness
Foolish
Glad
Dad
Find a non – literary word (slang):
Missus*
Wife
Sister
Mother
Husband
Find non – literary word (professionalism)
A lab*
A shop
A store
A barn
Mother
Fine non – literary word or expression (vulgarism)
Bloody*
Bad
Negative
Awful
Good
Find the word which is completely motivated morphologically
Endless*
Long
Big
Large
Nasty
Find the word which is motivated phonetically
Hiss*
Book
Table
Chair
Reread
Find an example of metonymy
He had only a few coppers in his pocket*
We got to the mouth of the river
He was a lion in the fight
The valley was silent
He was brave as a lion
Find a monosemantic word
Hydrogen*
Table
Head
Country
Hand
Which is the most frequent meaning of the polysemantic word “hand”
Part of the human arm beyond the wrist*
Factory or dockyard worker
The pointer of a watch
Side or direction
All answers are correct
Find an example of full lexical homonyms:
Ball (мяч) – ball (бал)*
Lead (вести) – lead (свинец)
Rose (роза) – rose (past tense from to rise)
Flat (плоский) – flat (квартира)
Wind (ветер) – wind (заводить)
Find a non – literary word (slang):
Missus*
Wife
Sister
Mother
Husband
Find an example of perfect homonyms
Case (дело, случай) – case (коробка)*
Nose (нос) – knows (3rd person sing.of to know)
Pair (пара) – pear (груша)
Row (ряд) – row (шум, гвалт)
buy (покупать) – by (к)
Find an example of absolute (total) synonyms
Word – building – word – formation*
Eye – doctor – occulist
Large – vast
To get - to receive
Mather – mummy
Find the dominate of the synonymic set:
Famous*
Celebrated
Distinguished
Eminent
Well – known
Find an example of root antonyms:
Kind – cruel*
Important – unimportant
Appear – disappear
Known – unknown
Take – give
Find an example of derivational antonyms
Possible – impossible*
Love – hatred
Beautiful – ugly
Long – short
Kind – cruel
Find a word with an inflection:
Books*
Worker
Darkness
Rewrite
Reread
Find a word with a derivational affix:
Heartless*
Night
Ivanov’s
Papers
Reread
Find a word with two free morphemes:
Childhood*
Unbearable
Merry – go – round
First – nighter
Lady killer
Find a word with a bound root – morpheme:
