Theoretical english grammar assessment

63. Subordinative relations may be of three types. They are:
a) adverbial, objective and attributive;
b) transitive, intransitive and mixed;
c) simple, complex, compound;
d) inner, external, both inner and external;
64. What do you understand when you come across to the statement like not all the “any syntactically arranged group of notional words are a sentences”?
a) text; c) proverb;
b) phrase; d) none of them;
65. What type of syntactical relations between words is meant in the following definition: “The connection of equal and relatively independent words or sentences”.
a) predication; c) coordination;
b) subordination; d) destination;
66. What is the difference between syndetically connected combination of words and asyndetically connected combination of words?
a) if words are connected, by the help of conjunctions then they are syndetically connected, but if the words are connected without conjunction, then they are asyndetically connected;
b) if words are connected by means of conjunctions, then they are connected asyndetically but if they are not connected by conjunctions – it is syndetically connected;
c) there`s no difference between syndetically and asyndetically connected groups of words;
67. What term defines the combination of two words which are syntactically unequal?
a) coordination; c) equalization;
b) subordination; d) accommodation;
68. What is the term which defines the connection of head word and adjunct word?
a) subordination; c) conjunction;
b) coordination; d) tertiary predication;
69. What do you understand by phrase or word combination?
a) syntactically connected two or more words which are not sentences;
b) the combination of some words that has primary predication;
c) the combination of two or more words which has both primary and secondary predications;
d) the combination of some syntactically connected words in which the predicate is omitted;