L. T. Kilevaya Doctor of Philological Sciences, Docent

№4. A morpheme is ...

1. 
   the basic unit of a language
   
2. 
   a collocation
   
3. 
   a cliché
   
4. 
   an abbreviation
   
5. 
   the smallest indivisible two-facet language unit
   

№5. Homophones are words identical in …

1. 
   spelling and meaning
   
2. 
   meaning but different in spelling
   
3. 
   sound-form but different in spelling
   
4. 
   sound and in spelling
   
5. 
   meaning
   

№6. Semantically morphemes are classified as ...

1. 
   free morphemes
   
2. 
   bound morphemes
   
3. 
   semi-free morphemes
   
4. 
   root and affixational morphemes
   
5. 
   semi-bound morphemes
   

№7. Derivational affixes serve

1. 
   to convey grammatical meaning
   
2. 
   to form different words
   
3. 
   to create the lexical meaning
   
4. 
   to form only neologism
   
5. 
   to study the word meaning
   

№8. The lexical meaning is …

1. 
   the meaning proper to sets of word-forms common to all words of a certain class
   
2. 
   the component of meaning which makes communication possible
   
3. 
   the meaning proper to the given linguistic unit in all its forms and distributions
   
4. 
   the component of meaning that distinguishes one word from all others containing identical morphemes
   
5. 
   the component of meaning recurrent in identical sets of individual forms of different words
   

№9. Sound imitation is ...

1. 
   the derivation of new words by subtraction of a real or supposed affix from existing words
   
2. 
   opposition of words or word-forms.
   
3. 
   the naming of an action or thing by a more or less exact reproduction of a sound association with it
   
4. 
   lexical abbreviation
   
5. 
   reduction of a word to one of its parts.