L. T. Kilevaya Doctor of Philological Sciences, Docent

№17. By internal structure of the word we mean …

1. 
   the morphological structure of the word
   
2. 
   the stylistic structure of the word
   
3. 
   the meaning of the word
   
4. 
   the emotional part of the word
   
5. 
   the utterance of the word
   

№18. The branch of the study of language concerned with the meaning of words is called ...

1. 
   phraseology
   
2. 
   lexicology
   
3. 
   semasiology
   
4. 
   stylistics
   
5. 
   morphology
   

№19. The words lab and laboratory are different in …

1. 
   structure
   
2. 
   stylistics
   
3. 
   meaning
   
4. 
   affixation
   
5. 
   derivation
   

№20. “Ness” in the word “readiness” is …

1. 
   free morpheme
   
2. 
   semi-bound morpheme
   
3. 
   root-morpheme
   
4. 
   semi-free morpheme
   
5. 
   bound morpheme
   

№21. Choose the correct prefix to the adjectives: experienced, expensive.

1. 
   -il
   
2. 
   -in
   
3. 
   -im
   
4. 
   -un
   
5. 
   -mis
   

№22. Define the type of lexical abbreviation – aphaeresis

1. 
   exam (examination)
   
2. 
   com (computer)
   
3. 
   copter (helicopter)
   
4. 
   fancy (fantasy)
   
5. 
   maths (mathematics)
   

№23. Affixes which do not give any new coinages

1. 
   productive
   
2. 
   merging
   
3. 
   non-productive
   
4. 
   derived
   
5. 
   reduplicative
   

№24. What is a prefix?

1. 
   a morpheme following the root
   
2. 
   a morpheme preceding the root
   
3. 
   a morpheme concluding the word
   
4. 
   a morpheme standing between the roots
   
5. 
   a morpheme which can function independently
   

№25. A word having several meanings is called …

1. 
   Polysyllable
   
2. 
   Polysyllabic
   
3. 
   Polysemantic
   
4. 
   Monocemantic
   
5. 
   Monosyllabic
   

№26. Compound neutral words consist of

1. 
   two or more root morphemes
   
2. 
   one root morpheme, one or several affixes and inflexion
   
3. 
   one or more root morpheme and an inflexion
   
4. 
   two or more root morphemes, one or more affixes and an inflexion
   
5. 
   two or more root morphemes, an affix and an inflexion
   

№27. What is allomorph?

1. 
   an affix placed within a word
   
2. 
   a positional variant of a morpheme occurring in a specific environment
   
3. 
   an ultimate constituent of a word
   
4. 
   an association of a given meaning with a given sound
   
5. 
   a common element of words
   

№28. -less, - ful, - ster, - ish are the suffixes

1. 
   added to adjective stems
   
2. 
   added to verbal stems
   
3. 
   added to noun stems
   
4. 
   added to adverb stems
   
5. 
   added to conjunction
   

№29. Define the words which contain diminutive suffixes.

1. 
   heroine, actress
   
2. 
   booklet, hanky
   
3. 
   poetic, picturesque
   
4. 
   cloudy, girlish
   
5. 
   funny, sunny
   

№30. Define prefixes which denote repetition or reversal actions.

1. 
   pre-, over-, inter-, ex-
   
2. 
   in-, non-, un-, im-
   
3. 
   in-, pre-, dis-, ex-
   
4. 
   de-, re-,
   
5. 
   inter-, re-, no-, im-
   

№31. Definе prefixes which denote time, space, degree relations.

1. 
   de-, re-,dis-
   
2. 
   in-, non-, un-, im-
   
3. 
   in-, pre-, dis-, ex-
   
4. 
   pre-, over-, inter-, ex-
   
5. 
   inter-, re-, no-, im-
   

№32. Choose the line with synonyms to the word to hope

1. 
   to expect, to look forward, to anticipate
   
2. 
   to look forward, to sway, to puff
   
3. 
   to wait, to plague, to anticipate
   
4. 
   to appeal, to sway, to look forward
   
5. 
   to controvert, to contradict, to glaze
   

№33. Which of the following words are derived compounds

1. 
   boyfriend, back-formation, wallflower
   
2. 
   long-legged, blockbuster, three-wheeled
   
3. 
   overestimate, subdivided, pseudo-compounds
   
4. 
   refrigerators, appendicitis, violation
   
5. 
   forget-me-not, information, disagreement
   

№34. The word “statesman” is the example of

1. 
   neutral compounds
   
2. 
   morphological compounds
   
3. 
   syntactic compounds
   
4. 
   contracted compounds
   
5. 
   derivational compounds
   

№35. Define the adjective-forming affixes

1. 
   -ness
   
2. 
   -ship
   
3. 
   -hood
   
4. 
   -er
   
5. 
   -ful, -less