Morphology Quiz 24 (30 MCQs)

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1. Also known as null morphemes, are a type of morpheme that has no visible changes, usually, but changes meaning in some way. That statement is principe .....
2. Which suffix means indicating a state or condition?
3. Why can we intuitively infer that words like dish and dishwasher are related?
4. Which is the BOUND morpheme(s) of the word 'reuse'.
5. Which suffixes denote 'an action or the result of'?
6. Which vocabulary word best completes the sentence?The ..... radio requires batteries to work.
7. What does the suffix-logy mean?
8. In the word "creators" (create+-or +-s), the final morpheme is:
9. How many morphemes are there in inspector?
10. From the sentence below, choose the type of inflection.We have just swum.
11. -less
12. Affixes that serve to create new lexemes are called derivational.
13. The suffix-able means
14. The process which joins two separate words to produce a single word is called .....
15. What is the difference between free and bound morpheme?
16. CLAIM/CLAM
17. What does the root spir mean'?
18. What is the type of morpheme for the superlative form, -est in prettiest?
19. Which of the following is a function morpheme?
20. Identify the word-formation process:Kodak
21. The hanging structures that support a banyan tree are its .....
22. Macbeth is Shakespeare's most violent play, so it is not an ideal family entertainment.
23. Nouns, Adjectives, Adverbs and verbs are lexical morphemes.
24. Study of the size, shape, and structure of organisms
25. The term 'polyadelphous' is related to
26. What does the suffix '-ness' mean?
27. In the phrase 'the tallest building', what is the function of 'tallest'?
28. In the sentence 'She is reading a book', the verb phrase is:
29. A base word:
30. What is the predicate in the following sentence? The clumsy horse trotted slowly down the track.