1. Syntax

2. Morphology

3. Metonymy

4. Sentence

5. Subject

43. The meaning of the Verb is …

A) process

B) thingness

C) property

D) unknown

E) half known

44. The adjective expresses …

A) property

B) process

C) thingness

D) unknown

E) connection

45. … denote either number or place in a sentence.

A) Numerals

B) Nouns

C) Verbs

D) Pronouns

E) Conjunctions

46. Meaning of the … is property of an action or of a property.

A) adverb

B) verb

C) noun

D) conjunctions

E) interjection

47. The meaning of … is obviously that of relations between things and phenomena.

A) prepositions

B) phrasal verbs

C) pronoun

D) verbs

E) nouns

48. … express connections between things and phenomena.

A) Conjunctions

B) Phrasal verbs

C) Pronoun

D) Verbs

E) Nouns

49. … express the speaker’s evaluations of the relations between an action and reality.

A) Modal verbs

B) Conjunctions

C) Prepositions

D) Pronoun

E) Phrasal verbs

50. … express feelings. They are not names of feelings but the immediate expression of them.

A) Interjections

B) Prepositions

C) Pronoun

D) Phrasal verbs

E) Modal verbs

51. … form degrees of comparison.

A) Adjectives

B) Nouns

C) Conjunctions

D) Prepositions

E) Numerals

52. The meaning of the… as a part of speech can be stated as follows: they point to the things and properties without naming them.

A) pronoun

B) noun

C) verb

D) adjective

E) conjunction

53. Functional approach in language analysis deals with ... .

A) the language ‘in action’

B) the language ‘in history’

C) the language ‘in lexicology’

D) the language ‘in approach’

E) the language ‘in philosophy’

54. The aim of practical grammar is the description of grammar rules that are necessary ... .

A) to understand and formulate sentences

B) to offer explanation for grammar rules

C) to offer explanation for traffic rules

D) to offer explanation for law rules

E) to understand and formulate items

55.The aim of theoretical grammar is ... .

A) to offer explanation for grammar rules

B) to understand and formulate sentences

C) to offer explanation for traffic rules

D) to offer explanation for law rules

E) to understand and formulate items

56. The meaning of the Verb is … .

A) state

B) substance

C) property

D) unknown

E) half known

57. Grammar may be ... .

A) practical and theoretical

B) practical and synthetic

C) agglutinative and theoretical

D) figurative and theoretical

E) discriptive and theoretical

58. Linguistic units (or in other words – signs) can go into three types of relations:

A) referential, syntactic and pragmatic.

B) referential, syntactic and theoretical.

C) figurative, syntactic and pragmatic.

D) referential, discriptive and pragmatic.

E) figurative, syntactic and discriptive.

59. Ways of linguistic analysis are

A) semantic, syntactic and pragmatic.

B) semantic, syntactic and paragigmatic.

C) figurative, syntactic and pragmatic.

D) logical, syntactic and pragmatic.

E) semantic, practical and pragmatic.

60) In the structure of language there are four main structural levels:

A) phonological, morphological, syntactical and supersyntatical.

B) semantic, morphological, syntactical and supersyntatical.

C) phonological, pragmatic, syntactical and supersyntatical.

D) phonological, logical, syntactical and supersyntatical.

E) practical, morphological, syntactical and supersyntatical.

61. The … is studied on the phonological level of the languauge.

A) phoneme

B) word

C) word form

D) word-group

E) morpheme

62. A phoneme is –

А) a distinctive unit.

.В) a naming unit.

С) the smallest meaningful unit.

D) a unit.

Е) the naming meaningful unit.