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  • How many kinds of inflectional affixes in English?
    10
    9
    8
    7
  • CHARACTERISTICS OF A MORPHEME?
    can recur in another word with a stable meaning
    can be a word or part of a word
    All are correct
    cannot be divided into smaller meaningful parts
  • When is a BASE called a ROOT?
    a word is added by a inflectional affix to form a new word
    a word is added by a derivational affix to form a new word
  • What is the meaning of the bound base "-fer"?
    to take
    to carry, to bear
    to hold
    to shut
  • In words "mouthful" and "successful", the same morpheme "ful" are called?
    morphemic homophones
  • What is the meaning of the bound base "-clude"?
    to take
    to carry
    to shut, to close
    to hold
  • Affixes can be classified according to their ___ (before, aften and within the base) or their _____ (grammatical or lexical)
    position - function
    function - position
  • What are homographs?
    Words with the same spelling, different meanings, can be pronouced the same or different
  • A class-maintaining derivational affix is defined as the one that does not change the class of the word to which it is added. Most ____ are of this type.
    prefixes
    infixes
    suffixes
  • This kind of affix serves a lexical function?
    Inflectional affixes
    Grammatical affixes
    Derivational affixes
  • What are affixes?
    the morphemes that are the main parts of words
    the morphemes attached to the base
  • What are allomorphs?
    Words with the same spelling, different meanings
    Pairs of words which are pronouncesd almost the same
    Words with the same sounds, different spelling and meanings
    Variants or different realizations of a morpheme
  • What is Morphology?
    the study of morphemes and their arrangements in forming word
  • What is a base?
    the main part or the core of a word
    the morpheme attached to the base
  • What are free morphemes?
    Independent morphemes that can stand alone as words
    Dependent morphemes that can only occur as part of a word
  • What is the meaning of the bound base "-tain"?
    to take
    to shut
    to bear
    to hold
  • Two types of of derivational affixes?
    Class-maintaining and class-changing derivational affixes
  • What is the meaning of the bound base "-cide"?
    to kill
    to take
    to shut
    to perrform
  • Affixes are those that show grammatical functions?
    Inflectional or grammatical affixes
    Derivational affixes
  • When is a BASE called a STEM?
    a word is added by a derivational affix to form a new word
    a word is added by a inflectional affix to form a new word
    a word is added by a inflectional affix to show gram funct
  • It is possible that _________.
    a stem includes a root
    a root includes a stem
  • A stem _______.
    can be bound or free
    is always free
  • How many inflectional affixes that can appear in a word?
    2
    3
    4
    1
  • What are homophones?
    Pairs of words which are pronouncesd almost the same
    Words with the same sounds, different spelling and meanings
    Words with the same spelling, different meanings
  • What is a free base?
    a free morpheme as the base in a word
  • What is the meaning of the bound base "-port"?
    to shut, to close
    to take
    to hold
    to carry
  • What are morphemes?
    most morphemes areclear in meaning
    which may constitute words or parts of words
    minimal units of meaning or grammatical function
    All are correct
  • What are minimal pairs?
    Pairs of words which are pronouncesd almost the same
    Words with the same spelling, different meanings
    Words with the same sounds, different spelling and meanings
  • "Glass" and "class", these two words are the case of?
    Homographs
    Homophones
    Minimal pairs
  • A morpheme can be ____-syllabic or ____-syllabic.
    mono - poly
  • What are -ie, -i, -y, -ette, -kin, -ikin, -kins, -ling, -let, -et?
    Diminutive affixes
    Feminine affixes
  • In the noun "bookings", which morpheme is a root and which one is a stem?
    "book" is a root / "booking" is a stem
  • What is the meaning of the bound bases "-ceive, -cept, -ceit"?
    to carry
    to take
    to close
    to hold
  • In the word "childhood", which morpheme is the root?
    childhood
    hood
    child
  • A root can be _____.
    free or bound
    always free
  • What is a bound base?
    a bound morphme that makes the principal meaning in a word.
  • In the word "irresponsibility", the morpheme "response" is a root or a stem?
    a root
    a stem