L. T. Kilevaya Doctor of Philological Sciences, Docent

№10. Every word has two aspects

1. 
   the outer and the inner
   
2. 
   lexical and grammatical
   
3. 
   notional and emotional
   
4. 
   official and non-official
   
5. 
   notional and functional
   

№11. Acronyms are read as ordinary English words.

1. 
   FDA
   
2. 
   CID
   
3. 
   SOS.
   
4. 
   VIP
   
5. 
   UNESCO
   

№12. Semasiology is the branch of lexicology that deals with …

1. 
   the study of word meaning
   
2. 
   the phonemic shape of words
   
3. 
   the grammatical function of words
   
4. 
   a positional mobility of words within a sentence
   
5. 
   differentiation of vocabulary according to the sphere of communication
   

№13. Define the type of homonyms: “homophones”

1. 
   to tear – tear;
   
2. 
   to bow – bow;
   
3. 
   piece – peace;
   
4. 
   a bank – a bank;
   
5. 
   desert – to desert
   

№14. Define the words formed by vowel-interchange

1. 
   breathe (v) – breath (n)
   
2. 
   strike (v) – stroke (n)
   
3. 
   prove (v) – proof (n),
   
4. 
   believe (v) – belief (n),
   
5. 
   speak (v) – speech (n)
   

№15. Historical Lexicology …

1. 
   devotes its attention to the description of the characteristic peculiarities in the vocabulary of the given language
   
2. 
   deals with the vocabulary of a given language at a given stage of development
   
3. 
   deals with casual relations between the way the language works and develops and the facts of social life
   
4. 
   discusses the origin of various words, their change and development
   
5. 
   studies the correlation between the vocabularies of two or more languages
   

№16. The word dogged is… .

1. 
   root word
   
2. 
   morpheme word
   
3. 
   compound
   
4. 
   compound derivative
   
5. 
   derivative