Theoretical english grammar assessment

212. How do we call the grammatical categories which are expressed by a functional word and a grammatical inflection?
a) analytical;
b) synthetical;
c) (mixed) analytical – synthetical;
213. What term is used to define a word formed by joining two words together: blackbird, babysitter
a) compound; c) composite;
b) cognoate; d) derived;
214. What is the term that defines the process of inflecting a verb, or the set of the inflected forms of a verb: quack, quacks, quacked, quacking?
a) conjugation; c) inflection;
b) declension; d) word – formation;
215. What is the term which describes the process of deriving a new word by changing the part of speech like: an impact (noun) to impact (verb)?
a) conversion; c) back formation;
b) inversion; d) grammaticalization;
216. Which of the following terms is used to describe for inflicting nouns like duck – ducks?
a) declension; c) paradigm;
b) conjugation; d) categorization;
217. Which of the following terms is used to form new words either by means of affixation or compounding?
a) derivation; c) innovation;
b) formation; d) lexicalization;
218. What is the general term that defines nouns in speech (like: a the, some, many).
a) determiner; c) pronouns;
b) secondary; d) attributes;
219. What school of linguistics is associated with the name of Noam Chonesky?
a) generative linguistic; c) cognitive linguistics;
b) functional linguistics; d) funthropocentiric paradigm;
220. Which linguistic school is associated with Ferdinand de Saussure?
a) structural linguistic; c) behavioris;
b) transformational grammar; d) psychologism;
221. What school of linguistics is associated with L. Hjelmsewlv?
a) glossemantics; c) glottochronology;
b) functionalism; d) stratificalional grammar;